Steve Coogan
- 59 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, producer and executive producer
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If you're on the lookout for a heart-warming family drama, then Starlings could be just the thing for you. A strong cast of familiar faces - Downton Abbey's Brendan Coyle, Scott & Bailey's Lesley Sharp and more - breathe life into the Starlings, a loveable working-class clan. Believe it or not, this gentle series was created by none other than Matt King - Peep Show's Super Hans - along with writing partner Steve Edge, and Steve Coogan is also on board as a producer, so there's a strong pedigree behind the show. Starlings is perfect viewing for a sleepy Sunday evening.
Digital Spy, 6th May 2012Alan Partridge movie confirmed to be in production
Pre-production is under way on a long-awaited big screen outing for Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge.
British Comedy Guide, 30th April 2012Steve Coogan and Anna Friel film in Eastbourne
Steve Coogan and Anna Friel were in Eastbourne this week to put the finishing touches to a new film.
Eastbourne Herald, 27th April 2012Pics: Anna Friel, Steve Coogan, David Walliams on set
Anna Friel took her daughter with her for a day of filming in London, and she got to see her mother doing what she does best in The King of Soho.
Daily Mail, 3rd April 2012Steve Coogan flirts way through King Of Soho filming
Steve Coogan certainly looked like he was enjoying his new role as he filmed scenes, yesterday, with on screen love interest, Tamsin Egerton.
Daily Mail, 15th March 2012Steve Coogan turns grey on set of The King Of Soho
46-year-old Steve Coogan donned a grey wig, a matching moustache and old-fashioned glasses as he filmed more scenes for the upcoming movie The King Of Soho.
Daily Mail, 15th March 2012Vic Reeves to star in new BBC2 sitcom Hebburn
Comedy, written by standup Jason Cook, will be co-produced by Steve Coogan's Baby Cow.
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 6th March 2012Steve Coogan interview
In Britain, Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge is as celebrated as John Cleese's Basil Fawlty or Rowan Atkinson's Mr. Bean. And in America, Coogan's cult status has been spreading, thanks to The Trip, the recent movie drawn from one of his wildly popular BBC shows. David Kamp explores Coogan's comic genius, his stormy history with the U.K. tabloids (once a target thanks to his romantic and chemical exploits, he's now a plaintiff in the Murdoch phone-hacking case), and his even more complex relationship with his most famous creation.
David Kamp, Vanity Fair, 20th February 2012Steve Coogan to play porn publisher in new film
Steve Coogan has signed up to play the lead role in new comedy drama film The King Of Soho, about the life of porn publisher Paul Raymond.
British Comedy Guide, 17th February 2012Steve Coogan interview
Steve Coogan has revealed he's enjoyed reuniting with Pete Baynham and Armando Iannucci for the upcoming Alan Partridge film.
The Huffington Post, 16th February 2012