Jake Kanter International TV EditorSteve Coogan’s iconic comic creation Alan Partridge has landed his own Audible podcast, titled From The Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast.The 18-part series comes out of Coogan’s Baby Cow Productions and will feature the fictional TV and radio presenter offering “audio vignettes” on his life.The series will drop on Amazon’s audio app Audible on September 3, but the company has made the first episode available for free on its Alexa voice assistant until June
Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon in ‘The Trip to Greece’: Film Review
18.05.2020 - 19:17 / variety.com
Has it really been 10 years? The fourth 'Trip' film — and maybe the last — finds Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon retracing the path of Odysseus as they continue to eat, drink, and be quippy.
By Owen Gleiberman
Chief Film Critic
In the opening scene of “The Trip to Greece,” Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, seated (of course!) at an idyllic outdoor table at a to-die-for Mediterranean restaurant, take note of the fact that they’ve been going on their culinary road trips together for close to 10 years.
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Steve Coogan to reprise Alan Partridge role for new podcast
Steve Coogan will reprise his role of Alan Partridge for a new podcast.
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For Rob Brydon, The Trip to Greece might as well be on another planet
My movie-buff sons and I have a shorthand we use when referring to sequels. Part two is when you remake part one. Three, you go to Europe. Four, to space.
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Stop me if you've heard this before. Someone who's always been on the wrong side of the law is determined to go straight and start a new life.
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'The Trip to Greece': Film Review
Set aside the fact that present circumstances may make viewers resentful of a film motivated by its makers' urge to see exotic tourist destinations and eat in expensive restaurants that are closed now. The format of Michael Winterbottom's Trip series, in which Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon take luxurious foodie vacations together, has served up various pleasures for moviegoers in the past, and there was no way of knowing how tone-deaf it might appear upon its mid-lockdown release.
