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Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Birthday
January 7, 1967
Place of Birth
Swindon - England - United Kingdom
Also Known As
- Mark Jones
Mark Lamarr
0.2 Popularity
Biography
Mark Lamarr is an English comedian, radio DJ and television presenter. Lamarr was born in the Park South area of Swindon, Wiltshire. He has three elder sisters. His father is Irish. He passed five O-Levels at Park School (renamed Oakfield School) but dropped out of school at 17 and moved to Harrow, London, which was the centre of the early 1980s British rockabilly revival scene. After his poem Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Work was published in 1987, his act developed from poetry to stand-up comedy. He took to performing at London's Comedy Store in 1985, He previously hosted Never Mind the Buzzcocks from 1996 until 2005. He was also a presenter on The Word from 1992 to 1994, the on the road presenter with The Big Breakfast from 1992 to 1996 and a team captain on Shooting Stars from 1995 to 1997.
Known For
4.5
Self - Host
What a Load of Buzzcocks
2013
5.6
Himself
Huge
2010
4.9
Narrator
Two Tone Britain
2004
8.1
Silver Man
15 Storeys High
2002
0.0
narrator
Screaming Lord Sutch
2002
5.8
Self
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
2001
0.0
Self - Narrator
Jukebox Heroes
2001
7.0
Self
Mark Lamarr: Uncensored And Live
1999
🎬
6.0
Self
It's Only TV But I Like It
1999
7.0
Self
Never Rewind the Buzzcocks
1998
Credits
What a Load of Buzzcocks
as Self - Host
2013
4.5
Huge
as Himself
2010
5.6
Two Tone Britain
as Narrator
2004
4.9
15 Storeys High
as Silver Man
2002
8.1
Screaming Lord Sutch
as narrator
2002
0.0
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
as Self
2001
5.8
Jukebox Heroes
as Self - Narrator
2001
0.0
Mark Lamarr: Uncensored And Live
as Self
1999
7.0
🎬
It's Only TV But I Like It
as Self
1999
6.0
Never Rewind the Buzzcocks
as Self
1998
7.0
Pervirella
as Irch Bishop
1997
3.7
Never Mind the Buzzcocks
as Self - Presenter
1996
7.0
Room 101
as Self
1994
6.3
Filth!
as Himself
1994
0.0
Shooting Stars
as Self- Team Captain
1993
7.6
The Big Breakfast
1992
6.6
The Word
as Presenter
1990
5.2
Omnibus
as Self
1967
7.2
Top of the Pops
as Self - Presenter
1964
6.6
Top of the Pops
as Self - Host
1964
6.6