That's not to mention brand new drama Brian and Maggie, starring Steve Coogan and Harriet Walter ... with alumni of RuPaul’s Drag Race, Survivor, Big Brother and The Real Housewives rubbing ...

BBC1's The Apprentice, Brian And Maggie, The Traitors US, Wynne Evans and more, reviewed by veteran TV critic Garry Bushell ...

She meets Myron, played by Christopher Walken, Kate, played by Kate McKinnon, and Mitch, played by Steve Coogan, during her search and makes ... But when past issues have not been resolved, it is ...

Actor Steve Coogan is no stranger to stirring the pot, but his recent comments on Margaret Thatcher during a BBC Breakfast interview have ignited a fresh wave of controversy. Speaking about his ...

Steve Coogan has tantalised fans with news of a brand-new Alan Partridge series that comes with a novel twist. The actor stopped by BBC Breakfast on Tuesday (January 28) to discuss his forthcoming ...

Steve Coogan has confirmed that the next Alan Partridge series has wrapped filming, letting slip in the process a change from the previously announced working title. Alan Partridge's How Are You?

When you think of Steve Coogan, images of Alan Partridge or razor-sharp impersonations might spring to mind. But his latest role as former Labour MP-turned-journalist Brian Walden in Channel 4’s ...

Steve Coogan has finished filming his next Alan Partridge show. The 59-year-old actor is returning as his satirical hapless broadcaster in new BBC show 'Alan Partridge's How Are You?', which was ...

Steve Coogan is a British actor and comedian and is best known for his role as the fictional radio and television presenter ...

Alan Partridge star Coogan, who is a long-term Labour supporter, told LBC's Tonight with Andrew Marr that he feared Starmer's methods might "bite [him] on the bum" over the course of his time in ...

Steve Coogan has finished filming his next Alan Partridge show. The 59-year-old actor is returning as his satirical hapless broadcaster in new BBC show 'Alan Partridge's How Are You?', which was ...

Steve Coogan has sparked fears that a new Margaret Thatcher drama will be a woke whitewash after he admitted editing out a scene that was sympathetic to Britain’s first female prime minister.