Beyond Den: A LeslieGrantham Quiz

Question 1 of 10:

His telly reputation is that of a no-nonsense tough bloke, but the real-life Leslie is a connoisseur of what?

a) Art (0)

b) Wine (1)

c) Antiques (0)

d) Single-malt whisky (0)

Which of the following shows did a pre-Den Leslie have a role in?

a) Blake's 7 (0)

b) Are You Being Served? (0)

c) Doctor Who (1)

d) Fawlty Towers (0)

Which old-time Hollywood hard man is Leslie 's acting idol?

a) Humphrey Bogart (0)

b) James Cagney (1)

c) John Wayne (0)

d) Lee Marvin (0)

Famed for portraying the quintessential Eastender, Leslie also played an American writer in a stage version of...

a) Misery (1)

b) The Shining (0)

c) Salem's Lot (0)

d) The Stand (0)

Along with some of his fellow celebs, Leslie has played for which charity cricket team?

a) The Gurberries (0)

b) The Bunberries (1)

c) The Furberries (0)

d) The Jurberries (0)

Memories of Dirty Den and Angie were re-kindled when Leslie re-united with Anita Dobson for which drama?

a) 99-1 (0)

b) The Paradise Club (0)

c) The Stretch (1)

d) The Good Guys (0)

Leslie served 11 years in prison as a young man.

a) True (1)

b) False (0)

In a surprising shift from mainstream entertainment, Leslie took a lead role in a play by which highbrow writer?

a) James Joyce (0)

b) Iris Murdoch (0)

c) Samuel Beckett (1)

d) Salman Rushdie (0)

More than just an actor, Leslie was the co-creator of a chilling sci-fi series. What was it called?

a) The Uninvited (1)

b) Edge of Darkness (0)

c) The Tripods (0)

d) Day of the Triffids (0)

The first ever words to be heard on Eastenders were spoken by Leslie 's Dirty Den. What were they?

a) Get out my pub! (0)

b) Stinks in ‘ere! (1)

c) Angie! Get here! (0)

d) Open up, Reg! (0)