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Lee Hurst: Live (2000)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 13M

Director : David Coleman

Synopsis

Lee Hurst, star of They Think It's All Over. hits Her Majesty's Theatre in London for evening of stand-up comedy. Hurst has the crowd rolling with priceless bits such as the segment on football hooligans as well as the inimitable question and answer session he engages in with the audience. Topped off with a series of anecdotes about parts of They Think It's All Over that he and the rest of the cast blew, Lee Hurst Live is an enormously entertaining evening of comedy.

Actors

Lee Hurst
Lee Hurst
Himself

Crews

Lee Hurst
Lee Hurst
Writer
David Coleman
David Coleman
Director
Jo Norris
Jo Norris
Makeup Artist
Julien Low
Julien Low
Unit Manager
Keith Gibson
Keith Gibson
Camera Department Manager
Peter Vasey
Peter Vasey
Sound Engineer
Peter Elphick
Peter Elphick
Editor
Nick Arthur
Nick Arthur
Editor
Darryl Noad
Darryl Noad
Lighting Director
Kate Morey
Kate Morey
Production Supervisor
Leceia Gordon
Leceia Gordon
Production Manager
Pete Harris
Pete Harris
Producer
Lee Hurst
Lee Hurst
Executive Producer
Darren Kinnersley-Hill
Darren Kinnersley-Hill
Executive Producer

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