Dermot O'Leary

Find In:

  • Presenters & Awards Hosts
Derrmot O'Leary - Awards host and personal appearances
Topics:
  • TV/Radio Presenter

DERMOT O'LEARY is one television's rising young stars.  His TV career started in 2004 with Shattered for Channel 4 which involved contestants battling against sleep deprivation. This was followed by the third series of SAS Are You Tough Enough? for BBC2 (nominated for a National TV Award 2004) filmed in the Namibian desert and Born To Win for BBC1, where we saw young promising athletes competing for a once in a lifetime bursary opportunity. Now Dermot is back on the airwaves again, after his own indie music show on XFM he is  Saturday Club for Radio 2 .

Spending the early part of his career as a researcher, Dermot now has his own production company. Having two credit's under it's belt with Dermot's Sporting Buddies and now Parent Trap for BBC3, they are developing several pilots, some including Dermot presenting, some producing.

Diversity

Diversity is Dermot's strength, he started out by establishing the hugely successful T4 for Channel 4, Dermot's credits include Big Brothers Little Brother for Channel 4 which he has anchored for the last three years, ITV's X Factor, Some Of My Best Friends Are Catholic for Channel 4 and  Re:Covered, a music show for BBC3,  winner of a RTS award and nominated for a Montreaux Rose.

'Live' is Dermot's forte and he has hosted many events, including Party in the Park, The Clothes Show Live, The Empire Film Awards, The British Independent Film Awards , The Heat Crusaid Auction and most recently the Oxfam Make Trade Fair Concert.

For further information or to book Dermot O'Leary, call us on +44 (0) 20 8365 3200 or email info@speakerscorner.co.uk

Call us on +44 (0) 20 8365 3200 or email info@speakerscorner.co.uk

Need Help Finding a Speaker?

Client Comments

"Excellent Service provided, underpinned by the professional attention to detail of your staff"

Entertrain UK Ltd

News

18th March 2010
An electric plug which can be folded flat has beaten 90 international entries to win the Brit Insurance Design of the Year award. Min-Kyu Choi, from London's Royal College of Art, hit upon the idea after having to carry around a bulky conventional plug to charge his laptop.
17th March 2010
This weekend the Altitude Festival kicks off in the alpine ski resort of Meribel in France. The week long festival is packed with hilarious comedy talent performing in a skiiers paradise. The festival is organised by comedians Marcus Brigstocke and Andrew Maxwell who aim to make the whole festival carbon neutral and raise awareness of global warning. This year Al Murray, Rufus Hound, 4 Poofs & a Piano and Rich Hall will be performing.