Actor profile

Les Dawson

2nd February 1931 Collyhurst, Manchester, England, UK Acting

Les Dawson (2 February 1931 – 10 June 1993) was an English comedian, actor, writer, and presenter, who is best remembered for his deadpan style, curmudgeonly persona and jokes about his mother-in-law and wife.

8 Movies 16 TV Shows 30 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Les Dawson: 30 Funniest Moments poster

Les Dawson: 30 Funniest Moments 6th August 2022 as Archive Footage

Les Dawson Lost Tapes poster

Les Dawson Lost Tapes 21st July 2021 as Self (Archive)

When Comedy Changed Forever poster

When Comedy Changed Forever 7th March 2006 as Self (archive material)

The Best of Les Dawson poster

The Best of Les Dawson 17th May 2004

The Grand Knockout Tournament poster

The Grand Knockout Tournament 19th June 1987 as Self

The Funny Side of Christmas poster

The Funny Side of Christmas 27th December 1982 as Ada

Dawson's Electric Cinema poster

Dawson's Electric Cinema 3rd April 1975

Sounds Like Les Dawson poster

Sounds Like Les Dawson 4th December 1974

Performance poster

Performance 5th October 1991 as Nona

Going Live! poster

Going Live! 26th September 1987 as Self

Wogan poster

Wogan 4th May 1982 as Self

Summertime Special poster

Summertime Special 25th July 1981

The Dawson Watch poster

The Dawson Watch 23rd February 1979

Blankety Blank poster

Blankety Blank 18th January 1979 as Self - Presenter

The Les Dawson Show poster

The Les Dawson Show 21st January 1978

An Audience with... poster

An Audience with... 8th January 1978 as Self (archive footage)

Dawson and Friends poster

Dawson and Friends 20th April 1977 as Self / Various

Seaside Special poster

Seaside Special 5th July 1975

Dawson's Weekly poster

Dawson's Weekly 12th June 1975

Les Dawson's Christmas Box poster

Les Dawson's Christmas Box 26th December 1974

Sykes poster

Sykes 14th September 1972 as Self

Sez Les poster

Sez Les 30th April 1969 as Self / Various Characters

Cilla poster

Cilla 30th January 1968 as Self

Opportunity Knocks poster

Opportunity Knocks 13th June 1956