Steve Coogan

Rob Brydon: Steve Coogan is a very unpleasant man

Comedian Rob Brydon talks to Metro about his ascent to fame, from starting out on The Shopping Channel to teaming up with Julia Davis for Human Remains, and why distancing himself from Steve Coogan was a great move.

Alan Partridge - He's alive!

Thankfully, for all our sakes, not to mention Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan has decided to not pull the plug on his alter-ego any time in the near future.

Video: Coogan and Mensch clash over press regulation

Comedian Steve Coogan and Louise Mensch MP, a member of the culture select committee, joined Jeremy Paxman to discuss whether Daily Mail Paul Dacre was right on his views on over-regulating the press, whether press self-regulation works and whether the tabloids are a necessary evil.

Why Steve Coogan won't kill off Alan Partridge

Steve Coogan has revealed he has no plans to kill off his alter ego Alan Partridge because he finds him "endlessly fascinating".

US version of The Trip could be on the way

Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon comedy The Trip could be remade with American comedians in the US.

Rob Brydon: comedy's Mr Nice Guy

Calling Steve Coogan 'a bit of a turnip' is about as nasty as he can get.

Comedian, voice actor and Steve Coogan's perfect foil, Rob Brydon chats about his much-garlanded career, from Marion & Geoff to Gavin And Stacey, and all points inbetween. Preceding an interview is a repeat showing for the superb and painfully accurate 2002 comedy-drama Cruise Of The Gods, starring Brydon and Coogan as former actors from a 1980s kids' sci-fi show enduring a fan convention aboard an ocean liner. Watch out for a cameo from Russell Brand, infamously booted off the shoot for drugs'n'strippers-style shenanigans.

Jonathan Ross Show's X Factor guests were disappointing

The Jonathan Ross Show saw the veteran host joined by X Factor judges Gary Barlow and Tulisa Contostavlos, as well as Steve Coogan, Ewan McGregor and Cee Lo Green.