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JOHN LEESON - K9
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We are pleased to be able to announce a private signing with John Leeson
John will happily sign your personal items and/or photographs. If you would like a 10" x 8" photo (that we will provide) signed then please click the "Autograph" product below. If you have personal items that you would like signed then click the "Personal Items" product below. You can send us your CD/DVD covers, Pictures, Books and Posters etc... When placing your order remember to choose an appropriate delivery option as this is the method we will use to return your items to you. Private Signings will close on the date shown below. Once we have received every one's items we will take them to be signed. Once signed we will return them to you swiftly. Please be patient in waiting for your order as this process can take time.
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All items must be with us by: 25th November 2018
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Please send personal items to the following address after placing your order: 10th Planet Events Limited 4 Willowtree Farm Cottages Main Road, Deeping St Nicholas Spalding Lincolnshire, PE11 3BN  |
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| Mini Biography After leaving school, John Leeson worked in a bookshop, and then as a porter in the Leicester Royal Infirmary Hospital. He joined the Leicester Dramatic Society and ultimately applied for and won a place at RADA. On leaving the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, he worked in repertory and pantomimes, including "Toad of Toad Hall," in which he met his future wife. His first work in television was as a walk-on in a BBC play, "The Wedding Feast." "The Spanish Farm" (1968), "Dad's Army" and numerous situation comedies followed. He played the original Bungle the bear in the children's series "Rainbow" (1972), set questions for "Mastermind" and did a lot of freelance voice work for the BBC. The part of K-9's voice came his way after he bumped into the director, with whom he had worked previously, in a pub. Since his time in "Doctor Who," Leeson has continued to act and provide voiceover services for the BBC and many other companies. In 1995 he appeared in the "Doctor Who" spin-off video drama "Downtime," playing a disc jockey. IMDB: Click Here |
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