Comedienne Olivia Lee's refreshing blend of mischievous comedy, razor sharp wit and glamour has made her a very familiar face on British TV.



This cheeky North London funny gal is not only easy on the eye but hilarious too... a very rare combination indeed!!



Over the last 18 months you may have seen Olivia presenting a variety of shows including;

E4's Unanimous - The Fallout alongside comedian Paddy McGuinness.

The Morning After Show with Simon Amstell, T4's live breakfast comedy show.

Both ITV and T4 movie specials; interviewing A-listers such as Will Smith, Keanu Reeves and Owen Wilson.

Her comic talents were instantly recognised and she was snapped up for the prime time Channel 4 sketch show Balls of Steel, with her own cheeky slot Prank TV with Olivia Lee.



You may have also caught Olivia revealing shocking details of her school days on Channel 4's The Law of the Playground (yes shock horror - she was expelled from a convent!!). She has also (bravely!) appeared as a pundit on Rob Brydon's Annually Retentive show on BBC3 several times.

Olivia has just returned from the states where she hosted a pilot for NBC called "Comedy Coliseum", which is a surreal version of the hit show 'Who's Line Is It Anyway'. She also starred in the hit MTV show Punk'd and was cast as one of Ashton Kutcher's comedy side kicks. She has also just completed a pilot for HBO called, The Up and Up playing one of her comic creations, Victoria Palmer-Pilkington, a prissy, uptight BBC reporter interviewing rap stars in the ghetto.



Olivia occassionaly has been lucky enough to rub shoulders with some massive stars, acting alongside Vinnie Jones in Number One Girl, and Dolph Lundgren in The Mechanik, "they are both huge" says Olivia, "Dolph has the

biggest claves I have ever seen".



Olivia kick-started her career on the popular BBC children's sit-com, The Basil Brush Show playing the Brush's girlfriend and has not looked back since (mainly because Basil Brush was; "A pain in the neck").



After a recent interview with FHM they were quoted saying; "We don't get girls into FHM just because they look good, it helps if they tell us a good joke or two, that's why we had to grab wise cracking TV babe Olivia Lee" - FHM magazine.

You can catch Olivia on the comedy circuit where she can been seen performing as one of her comedy creations 'Brushetta' (celebrity stalker/shagger).

Visit Olivia Lee at www.olivialee.com