Lee Evans

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Characters played by Lee Evans

Tucker — There's Something About Mary (1998)

Tucker is presented as Mary's British architect friend, but he is actually an American pizza delivery worker named Norm Phipps who is infatuated with her. He invents criminal and serial-killer allegations about Pat to end Mary's relationship with him, then helps oppose Ted while pretending to be disabled.

Arthur Watson — The Medallion (2003)

An Interpol agent who works with Eddie during the investigation and rescue operations. Watson is initially annoyed by Eddie's involvement in Ireland, but they become partners against Snakehead. He also fights to protect his family when Snakehead's men attack them.

Lars Smuntz — MouseHunt (1997)

Lars inherits the family factory and refuses a buyout offer, leading to his wife April kicking him out. He reunites with Ernie, discovers architectural blueprints in the mansion, and attempts to catch an intelligent mouse. After a strike, he learns of April's financial help, argues with Ernie, and helps mail the mouse away. Following the house's collapse, he manages the business and renovates the factory with his brother.

Zipeau — Dinotopia (2002)

A neurotic but friendly Stenonychosaurus with human intelligence and perfect English. He discovers Cyrus's stolen artifacts but is knocked out and thrown into a canal by Cyrus.

Train — The Magic Roundabout (2005)

A magical locomotive that transports Dougal and his friends on their quest to retrieve the enchanted diamonds. He gets severely injured during a crash, leaves the group, but returns healed at the climax to help defeat Zeebad.

Jack Parker — Funny Bones (1995)

Jack Parker is Bruno Parker's brilliant but psychologically troubled son and Tommy Fawkes's half-brother. He is pursued by Stanley Sharkey because of the wax-egg scheme and cannot perform at first. After helping create the successful act, Jack saves Tommy during the dangerous pole sequence and accepts him as family.

Barney — The Ladies Man (2000)

Barney is at the center of a gathering of men who share stories about catching a mysterious tattooed man with their wives over many years. The group blames Leon for their humiliation and plots revenge, while also pursuing a steady paycheck; their efforts culminate in a disastrous prank involving bottled human waste.

Sean Veil — Freeze Frame (2004)

Sean Veil is the film’s central figure, a man acquitted of involvement in an infamous triple murder who becomes convinced that others are framing him. He records every moment of his life to establish an alibi, investigates missing tapes and a conspiracy, survives imprisonment, and ultimately documents the crimes committed against him.

Career Overview

Lee Evans has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Signature works include The Fifth Element, The Medallion, There's Something About Mary. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
47
Birth Date
1964-02-25
Birth Place
Avonmouth, Bristol, England, UK

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