Steve Coogan
- 58 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, producer and executive producer
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Steve Coogan: How we made the Monkey Tennis scene
And how the new podcast takes him to strange new places.
Tom Nicholson, Esquire, 5th September 2020Steve Coogan to star in Richard III film The Lost King
Steve Coogan will star in The Lost King, a movie about the discovery of Richard III's remains beneath a Leicester car park.
British Comedy Guide, 3rd September 2020Alan Partridge on his new podcast
He's back - sporting a post-lockdown haircut and hosting a new podcast. Britain's No 1 raconteur talks about his new hat, driving a Vauxhall, and why Boris Johnson looks like the evil rabbit in Down.
Rich Pelley, The Guardian, 2nd September 2020Steve Coogan reveals plans to stage Fringe comeback
Alan Partridge star Steve Coogan has revealed he wants to return to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with a new show - nearly 30 years after he shot to fame at the event.
Brian Ferguson, Edinburgh Evening News, 29th August 2020Alan Partridge set for live show return
Steve Coogan has revealed that he "misses" performing Alan Partridge live, and is considering a new stage tour "in the next couple of years".
British Comedy Guide, 11th August 2020Steve Coogan talks about live comedy crisis
Steve Coogan has spoken about the crisis in live comedy as it remains one of the few activities that can still not go ahead despite lockdown restrictions being eased.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 11th July 2020Mark Rylance to star in golf film The Fantastic Flitcrofts
Mark Rylance is to take the lead role in The Fantastic Flitcrofts, a British comedy film about the golfer who gatecrashed the 1976 British Open.
British Comedy Guide, 19th June 2020I'm Alan Partridge: A Room With An Alan
The episode marked the first time we saw Alan outside his 'TV work'.
The Comedy Blog, 10th June 2020Podcast review: From The Oasthouse, Alan Partridge
It's a shame the opening is slightly patchy, and those first five minutes did make me worry that this might not be Partridge at his best, but it is exactly that from that point on.
Alex Finch, Comedy To Watch, 8th June 2020Alan Partridge podcast review
25 minutes of pure Partridge pleasure.
Michael Hogan, The Telegraph, 5th June 2020