Press clippings Page 33
Alan Partridge: He's 'more like David Cameron'
Gaffe-prone presenter's crass idiocy has been overtaken by Piers Morgan on GMB, giving new BBC series writers a headache.
Adam Sherwin, i Newspaper, 14th February 2019The not-so textbook evolution of Alan Partridge
As Steve Coogan's comedy alias returns to the BBC, the character's co-creator and scriptwriters reflect on the journey so far.
Darren Richman, Little White Lies, 10th February 2019Review: Stan & Ollie
Long gone are the days of the noughties rom-com and Jon S. Baird's charming biopic, Stan & Ollie, proves that the best way to warm our hearts is through the bromance comedy.
Helena Merron, The Student Newspaper, 31st January 2019How The Day Today changed satire forever
25 years ago, Chris Morris and Armando Iannucci's uproarious news spoof unleashed Fake News on the world (not to mention Alan Partridge).
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 17th January 2019Stan & Ollie and The Favourite performing at box office
Steve Coogan, John C Reilly and happy audiences propel biopic to top of the rankings as The Favourite also comes up smiling after two weekends in cinemas
Charles Gant, The Guardian, 15th January 2019Stan & Ollie review from Mark Kermode
Steve Coogan and John C Reilly excel in this bittersweet film about the twilight years of the great double act.
Mark Kermode, The Guardian, 13th January 2019Will Gompertz reviews Stan & Ollie
It doesn't attempt to poison their legacy, but to celebrate and acknowledge it, while contemplating what it must have been like for this odd couple to come to terms with each other, their shared past, and uncertain future.
Will Gompertz, BBC, 12th January 2019Stan & Ollie review
It could be that this heartwarming film is more likely to be cherished by the over-50s, who will consider it a treat to join the trail of the lonesome pine.
Brian Viner, Daily Mail, 11th January 2019Stan & Ollie review
A heartfelt and hilarious tribute to comedy's biggest legends.
Steve Hogarty, City AM, 11th January 2019Film review: Stan And Ollie
While it's a shame that Reilly has not had a BAFTA nod - the Oscars might balance things of course - maybe this film is more of a landmark for Coogan. It might just be the first time he has played a role onscreen where there is no hint whatsoever of Alan Partridge in the performance.
Beyond The Joke, 11th January 2019