Annie Lees-Jones
- Actress
- Producer
- Stunts
Annie Lees-Jones is a British Actress and Producer. After an extensive career on stage and screen, Annie returned to education earning distinction in two degrees and setting up Well Made Films in 2023. Her debut production "Two Minutes" was last years' winner of the BFI London Film Festival Audience Award for Best Short and she was also recent winner of the 'Get it Made' competition producing "Like Buses" due for release in 2025.
Previous work includes Movement & Stunt Director for the Royal Shakespeare Company on Richard Beans' 'The Hypocrite' and one of the resident fight directors for the Royal Opera House. She graduated from Masters Performing Arts College originally as a dancer and in musical theatre. Her dance background took a whole new leap into action and with a passion for fight performance & choreography appeared as the lead stunt actress in Bregenz, Austria at the world's biggest open air opera.
Her first TV appearance was a small role in The State We're In (BBC) and later the leads pro wrestling mum Mother Load in the ITV children's series My Phone Genie. She then went on to feature in the ensemble cast of The Grandison's and in 2016 appeared as Auntie Bola in the sitcom The T-Boy Show.
Previous work includes Movement & Stunt Director for the Royal Shakespeare Company on Richard Beans' 'The Hypocrite' and one of the resident fight directors for the Royal Opera House. She graduated from Masters Performing Arts College originally as a dancer and in musical theatre. Her dance background took a whole new leap into action and with a passion for fight performance & choreography appeared as the lead stunt actress in Bregenz, Austria at the world's biggest open air opera.
Her first TV appearance was a small role in The State We're In (BBC) and later the leads pro wrestling mum Mother Load in the ITV children's series My Phone Genie. She then went on to feature in the ensemble cast of The Grandison's and in 2016 appeared as Auntie Bola in the sitcom The T-Boy Show.
