Lee Mack

Comedian and actor from 'Not Going Out'

Lee Mack - Performers & Entertainers born August 4th, 1968
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A prominent figure in British comedy, this individual gained recognition as a stand-up comedian and television presenter. Starting a career in comedy in the 1990s, they became a household name through the sitcom 'Not Going Out', which first aired in 2006 and has enjoyed a long run. This individual also appeared on various panel shows, including 'Would I Lie to You?' and 'Have I Got News for You?', showcasing sharp wit and humor. In addition to acting, they engaged in production and writing, contributing significantly to the British entertainment landscape.

Created and starred in 'Not Going Out'

Regular panelist on 'Would I Lie to You?'

Appeared on 'Have I Got News for You'

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