Gerald Harrison (24 June 1942 – 3 January 1986), who performed under the name Dustin Gee, was a British impressionist and comedian, best known for his double act with Les Dennis.

Born Gerald Harrison in York, on Wednesday, 24 June 1942, Gee left school at 15 and studied at art college.

On 15 April 1984, after Tommy Cooper suffered a massive heart attack whilst appearing on ITV's Live From Her Majesty's, Gee and Dennis were the act that was billed to follow him.

At the end of a scene, Gee clutched his left arm and when they reached their dressing room he said to Dennis "I think I am dying", collapsed and lost consciousness.

Three hundred people attended, amongst them Liz Dawn, Bill Tarmey, Thelma Barlow, Sherrie Hewson, Dana, Johnnie Hamp, The Krankies, John Birt and Les Dennis.

Floral tributes were sent from Bob Monkhouse, Danny La Rue, Stan Boardman, Cannon and Ball, Jimmy Tarbuck, Little and Large, Mike Smith, Des O'Connor, Tom O'Connor, Jeffrey Holland, Susie Blake, Jim Bowen, Les Dawson, Larry Grayson, Ernie Wise, John Cleese,[4] and Russ Abbot.