Steve Coogan is back in Norfolk as the mighty Partridge fronts a new documentary series. With filming already underway, the BBC have revealed Alan Partridge‘s next project – a six-part documentary series. With And Did Those Feet… with Alan Partridge, the enduringly popular presenter will unpack what is missing in his life. He’ll also explore … >
Here’s a piece of news that we weren’t expecting to write today: the fictional character Alan Partridge has helped Steve Coogan to cut down the length of his new driving ban. Here’s how…
Here are the details of the brand new BBC Alan Partridge TV show, that’s begun filming…
It’s a bumper 12 months ahead for fans of Alan Partridge. Firstly, there’s a documentary coming to the BBC over Christmas, looking back over 25 years of Steve Coogan’s most famous character (and the people behind it). And then, in 2018, a brand new Alan Partridge TV series is heading to the BBC. But why … >
Ahead of the start of a full new series next year, the BBC is celebrating the mighty Alan Partridge – as played by Steve Coogan – over the Christmas period. It’s in a show entitled Alan Partridge: Why, When, Where, How And Whom?, that’s set for transmission on December 27th. The hour long special is … >
It’s already known that Steve Coogan is bringing Alan Partridge back to the BBC next year for a new series, but ahead of that, BBC Two is set to screen a celebratory show looking back at the character. Entitled Alan Partridge: Why, When, Where, How and Whom?, the programme is set to screen over Christmas, … >
Beeb doubles-down on the “A-ha”s.
Steve Coogan has offered some insight into his upcoming Alan Partridge series, in which the ever-awkward personality will offer his take on current affairs.
Arguably the high watermark of spoof/satire television in the UK, The Day Today is unquestionably an important slice of British comedy history. Spawning from the similarly genius radio show On The Hour, The Day Today brought together several now well-known comedic actors and writers – Steve Coogan, Rebecca Front, Patrick Marber, David Schneider, Peter Baynham, … >
Absolutely Fabulous and The Office are the latest British sitcoms to have made the move from TV to film, with Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie and David Brent: Life on the Road arriving in cinemas this summer. Adapting a British TV comedy for the big screen is something that’s been done many times before… with varying degrees … >