An experienced actor of stage and screen, Jamie Lee has worked with some of the industry's finest, including Sam Mendes, Charles Sturridge and the late greats Anthony Minghella and Harold Pinter.
He has worked extensively in voiceover and narration, voicing numerous commercials, documentaries and films, including 'Bin Laden: Shoot to Kill', 'Concorde's Last Flight', 'The Scheme', 'Pipers of the Trenches', 'The Princess and the Gangster', 'Coriolanus' and Pixar's 'Brave'.
Originally from Fife, Jamie trained at Webber Douglas. His theatre work includes Sam Mendes' production of 'Othello' (RNT World Tour), 'Death Of A Salesman' (Octagon), 'Anna Karenina' (Lyceum), 'All My Sons' and 'Speed The Plow' (Library), for which he was nominated for best actor at the M.E.N Awards. He Played Pete in the world premiere of Harold Pinter's 'Dwarfs', shot for BBC 4 and later staged at the Tricycle Theatre.
Film and TV work includes 'Shackleton', 'Cold Mountain', 'Lassie', 'Wilde', 'Monsignor Renard', 'Taggart', 'Coronation Street', 'The Fall of Singapore - The Great Betrayal', 'Jo' with Jean Reno and the winner of the BBC big screen festival, the horror short ‘Exit' with John Hurt.
