Lee Cornes (born on February 15, 1951) is a British actor. He was one of the original cast members for TUGS.
In 1988, Lee auditioned for the part of Arnold Rimmer in the BBC sitcom, Red Dwarf. Even though he lost the part to Chris Barrie, he did appear as a one-off character in the fifth episode of the first series. He is also the lead writer for Mr. Bean: the Animated Series.
He also has a YouTube channel where he used to make uploads of himself performing comedy skits.
Voices[]
Acting[]
Television[]
- "The Further Adventures of Oliver Twist" (1980)
- "Doctor Who" (1982)
- "The Young Ones" (1984)
- "Black-Adder II" (1986)
- "Black-Adder the Third" (1987)
- "Red Dwarf" (1988)
- "TUGS" (1989)
- "Black-Adder Goes Forth" (1989)
- "Grange Hill" (1990-2002)
- "Rab C. Nesbitt" (1990-3)
- "Bottom" (1991-5)
- "French and Saunders" (1993)
- "The All New Alexei Sayle Show" (1994)
- "Eleven Men Against Eleven" (1995)
- "Jack and Jeremy's Real Lives" (1996)
- "The Detectives" (1996-7)
- "Loved by You" (1997)
- "Like it or Lump it" (1997)
- "Does China Exist?" (1997)
- "Saturday Live" (1998)
- "Adam's Family Tree" (1998)
- "Hustle" (2005)
- "Jam and Jerusalem" (2006)
- "Teenage Kicks" (2008)
- "After You've Gone" (2008)
- "Bear Behaving Badly" (2009)
- "My Family" (2010)
- "PhoneShop" (2010)
Trivia[]
- According to Lewis Gilbert, he had tried to bring in Lee Cornes to be interviewed for the documentary TUGS: A Bigg Retrospective; he had asked a podcast group dedicated to a show called Bottom of which Cornes had taken part in if he could contact him and they offered to pass his invitation to him, but nothing happened.
See Also[]
- [1] Lee Cornes' YouTube channel.
Gallery[]
Lee Cornes as Paranoia in "Red Dwarf"
Lee Cornes as Trickster in "Doctor Who"
Lee Cornes (Right) in "Blackadder II"
Lee Cornes (Right) in "Blackadder Goes Forth"
Lee Cornes in 1991 BBC Sitcom 'Bottom'