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“I distrust the British establishment,” he says. “My background’s made me not want to be part of any establishment. I don’t want to be welcomed with open arms anywhere.”
Oct 10, 2023 · Steve Coogan has been praised for his portrayal of Jimmy Savile, after the first episode of BBC drama The Reckoning was shown on TV on Monday. The series depicts the life of the notorious...
Sep 27, 2022 · Steve Coogan admitted he is ‘not a monarchist’ but had an enormous respect for the late Queen after recently taking on multiple royal-related projects.
Oct 9, 2022 · This week, with the release of a new film, The Lost King, there’s considerable controversy around the discovery of Richard III’s remains under a car park in the English city of Leicester in 2012....
- Alan Partridge (1991-present) North Norfolk’s favourite export has been gracing our screens for more than two decades now and he still hasn’t run out of steam.
- Paul Calf (1993-2003) “Is it a crime to want to live in a world of peace and harmony? Is it a crime to live in a world of love? Is it a crime to hit a student across the back of the head with a snooker ball in a sock?”
- Himself — The Trip (2010-2020) The apex of the Coogan and Brydon partnership, this long-running sitcom sees the two actors play exaggerated versions of themselves on foodie road trips first around the Lake District, and in subsequent series through, Italy, Spain and Greece.
- Tommy Saxondale — Saxondale (2006-7) One of Coogan’s more complex and underrated characters, the eponymous Tommy Saxondale is a suburban man with anger issues who runs a pest control business in Stevenage.
Oct 18, 2023 · Discover 22 astounding facts about the incredibly talented Steve Coogan, a renowned actor and comedian who has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry.
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Is Britain's establishment unitary?
Nov 20, 2021 · For Britain’s establishment is now not unitary, but divided—a pair of rival power centres, hostile and mutually uncomprehending. One, centred on the Conservative Party, includes such vestiges...
