Alan David Lee

Alan David Lee is an Australian actor, was born on 24th February 1955 in Kenya, Australia. He raised on a farm in Kenya, but when he was seven-years-old, his family moved to Australia. He graduated from the National Institute of Dramatic Art in 1981. He was started his career in 1982 with the TV series Prisoner: Cell Block H. Prisoner: Cell Block H was a crime drama series from 1979 to 1986, which aired on Network Ten and produced by Grundy Organization. The series completed eight seasons and is a hundred ninety-two episodes successfully.

The TV series also broadcasted in Canada, Netherland, United Kingdom, United States, Sweden, Poland, directed by Tony Osicka, Kendal Flanagan, Leigh Spence, Sean Nash. Its stars included Elspeth Ballantyne, Betty Bobbitt, Sheila Florence, Gerda Nicolson, Patsy King, Colette Mann, Joy West more, Fiona Spence. David played the character of Tony Berman. The series crated by Reg Watson, a successful producer, and also created many incredible series liked Crossroads, The Young Doctors, Sons and Daughters and Neighbors, which need not any introduction. The story focused on prisoners, inspired by the British Drama series Within These Walls, the show first aired for sixteen episodes.

The series created history and found appreciation by the critics. The show started in 1979 with the one-line slogan’ If You think that Prison is hell for a man then, imagine what it is like for a woman.’ In 2012, Foxtel Studio produced a new show based on the old version of the Prisoner series with the title Wentworth. The series was set in modern-day and filmed in Melbourne. The series cast new characters and crew members but on 29 November 2012, announced that the old cast of Prisoners also joining our team in which Anne Charleston, Ros Coulson, who appeared in the original series, played a role in the Wentworth.

The series aired on SoHo Channel in Australia from 1 May 2013. In May 2019, its seventh season also aired on SoHo Channel, and it confirmed that the show would end in 2021. It was rated by eight out of ten, and ninety-seven percent of Google users liked the show. The show also won several Logie awards, Sammy Award, and Penguin Award in many categories. His Zodiac sign is Pisces. His films and Television credits include Prisoner, Blue Heelers, Special Squad Special Squad is an Indian crime drama series broa >> Read More... , Murder Call, All Saints, H2O: Just Add Water, Water Rats, The Cowra Breakout, McLeod's Daughters, The Beast, Twelfth Night, Sahara, Mabo, Fatal Honeymoon, Parer's War, The cut, Blue Water High, Love My Way, GP, A Country Practice, Alterations.

Alan David is a passionate actor and appeared as a guest in many shows and award functions. Alan David worked in a few stages plays like 'All My Son', where he played the role of Chris Keller under Arthur Miller's production. David’s first lead character as a Don Sertori in the series H2O: Just Add The Water, a child-based series won Logie Award. The series is a fantasy drama for teenagers created by Jonathan M Shiff. The series hot in the sea. The series aired on Ten Network and worldwide, it has 250 million viewers, directed by Colin Budds, and Jeffrey Walker and has complete three seasons successfully.

Twelve books have already been written on the series by different writers. The TV show and in 2010 with four years of successful demand. In the year 2020, he worked in the movie Bloody Hell. Alan David Lee is also famous for hard-work; there was an incident when he was shooting for the movie The Cowra Breakout in 1984, ‘the movie was full of action, and there were many weapons, and guns loaded on the set, and we were practicing with the guns that how holds it, the experience was amazing, I also used an Owen Submachine Gun in the movie for which I had practiced for two days.’ Although David worked as a supporting actor in many films, Theatre plays and TV shows, but his character which he has played, is incredible and famous and the people liked to watch him on their screens.