Steven Leeds
Actor & Comedian
Born in a small fishing village in the early 80's, a young Steven Leeds realized he would never be a great fisherman. At first this perturbed the lad, but it didn't stop him from trying. Every weekend, on alternating months, excluded to odd numbered months, and only months beginning with the letter A, Steven lived his dream. But he lacked several necessary traits including balance, dexterity, and shear man power. Some say Steven cried a river the day he realized his meagerness, but he would never catch a fish in that river.
The 90’s were not much better to an older and wiser Steven Leeds. One day in his Swedish steam shower, Steven smelt burning hair. Some experts say that the smelling of burning hair is a precursor to a massive stroke. What they don’t tell you is that it can also be caused by an electrical failure in a cheaply made Scandinavian death trap marketed as a steam shower.
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Dwayne Wade and Common Sit Down w/Steven Leeds
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I’m just shooting the shit with my friends Dwayne Wade (The Miami Heat) and international rap superstar Common (The streets). That’s right. FRIENDS. Infact, we’re best friends. Only best friends talk about video game, where each other are from, and how good my Charles Barkley impression is. Be sure to watch the moving five-part interview with the people you care about most.
This interview was taped prior to Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh, and Lebron James decided to have a three way all over the NBA free agency process and subsequently ruin the league. If you watch closely I believe Dwayne Wade asks Common to join the Heat as well.
“You wouldn’t let her babysit your kids”
Marijuanadoctors.com Ad Campaign
Steven Leeds: Writer/Narrator
I hope one day to tell my kids I was the writer/narrator of a commercial that started a progressive movement towards socialized alternative medicines that benefit the likes of all man kind. I really hope it looks like that.
A sample of my writing skills and voice-over abilities in one commercial, that’s right. It also shows my willingness to take jobs with ethical/moral ambiguity.
