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Lenny Henry
Lenny Henry鈥檚 career spans almost thirty years and counting.
He made a triumphant televisual debut in 1975, when he won the New Faces talent competition at the age of 18.
He anchored the Saturday morning children鈥檚 show, Tiswas, from 1978 to 1980, using the show to develop his comic persona to great effect.
But Lenny didn鈥檛 just stick to children鈥檚 entertainment. He appeared on The Black and White Minstrel Show for five years and then joined the hugely popular sketch show, Three of a Kind, alongside Tracey Ullman.
Lenny teamed up with the Comic Strip in 1980, when he met comedienne Dawn French, who would later become his wife.
By 1984, Lenny was ready for his own show and the Lenny Henry Show ran for a decade, becoming hugely popular with audiences.
A return to his stand-up roots followed, with Lenny embarking on the Live and Unleashed shows, bringing him to the attention of Hollywood.
Lenny took the lead in the Hollywood film, True Identity, with mixed results. But the 大象传媒 sitcom, Chef, followed and it was a big success for Lenny, who also wrote and produced the show.
Critical acclaim followed in 1999, when Lenny acted in the straight role of Ian George in the 大象传媒 comprehensive school drama, Hope and Glory.
He revived his sketch show persona with the show, Lenny Henry in Pieces, in 2000.
Lenny is also famous for being one of the founding figures of Comic Relief. He has won numerous awards throughout his career, including 大象传媒 British Personality of the Year and the Edric Connor Inspiration to Black People Award.
Links: Lenny Henry in Pieces 禄禄
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| 听听2000 Lenny Henry in Pieces (TV) | | 听听1999 Hope and Glory (TV) | | 听听1993 Chef (TV) | | 听听1991 True Identity (FILM) | | 听听1989 Live and Unleashed (STAGE and FILM) | | 听听1984 Lenny Henry Show (TV) | | 听听1981 Three of a Kind (TV) | | 听听1978 Tiswas (TV) | | 听听1975 New Faces (TV) | |
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