Les Dawson's self-deprecating and enduringly bleak humour, coupled with a world-weary delivery honed in the working men's clubs of northern England, made him one of Britain's best-loved comedians.
Sez Les firmly established Les Dawson's reputation, running for over seven years and bringing his dour, miserablist humour to a wider viewing...
From 1974, German television special Dawson und Dixie saw Les Dawson and George Sewell, amongst others, travel to Berlin to make this sketch special.
Never seen before in the UK. Includes subtitles for German language sections.
Les Dawson had a fantastically successful career across radio and television. His shows included the eponymous The Dawson Watch, The Les Dawson Show and Dawson's Weekly, as well as - of course - the quiz show Blankety Blank.
This book has been compiled from Les Dawson's vast archive, by his...
Les Dawson: a comedian who, more than any other, spoke for the phlegmatic, resigned, sarcastic, glorious British way of life. This is his story.
A Northern lad who climbed out of the slums thanks to an uncommonly brilliant mind, Les Dawson was always the underdog, but his bark was funnier...
Very similar to his feature in the Masters of Comedy series, this is a collection of highlights a collection of highlight's from Les Dawson's career.
Features the comedy of Les Dawson, Tommy Cooper, Freddie Star and Frankie Howerd.
The very best moments from Les Dawson's career.