Steve Coogan
- 59 years old
- English
- Actor, writer, producer and executive producer
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Video: Steve Coogan v NOTW's Paul McMullan
Comedian Steve Coogan angrily accuses Paul McMullan, a former News of the World deputy features editor, of being "morally bankrupt" in a discussion about the phone hacking scandal which included former BBC director general Greg Dyke and Newsnight's Emily Maitlis.
Emily Maitlis, BBC Newsnight, 11th July 2011Video: Coogan 'delighted' at News of the World closure
News International has said it is shutting the News of the World (NoW) after this Sunday's edition, following a spate of fresh revelations over alleged phone-hacking.
Comedian and actor Steve Coogan, who sued the News of the World after it emerged his phone had been hacked, has told Newsnight that he is "delighted" the newspaper is closing, and that it is a "victory for decency and humanity".
BBC Newsnight, 8th July 2011Steve Coogan: I'm better impressionist than Rob Brydon
Steve Coogan has suggested that he's a better impressionist than his Trip co-star Rob Brydon.
Justin Harp, Digital Spy, 6th July 2011Vic and Bob raise a cheer with Afternoon Delights
Following on from its partnership with Steve Coogan, which produced some acclaimed internet shorts featuring Alan Partridge, corporate comedy sponsor Foster's is about to unleash Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer's Afternoon Delights on the web.
Julian Hall, The Independent, 1st July 2011Steve Coogan: 'Neuroses help with creativity'
Steve Coogan has insisted that struggling with "hang-ups and neuroses" allows him to be more creative.
Jennifer Still, Digital Spy, 10th June 2011Video: Coogan on The Trip's journey to feature film
Talking Movies' Tom Brook reports on the feature film The Trip, which stars British comedian Steve Coogan.
In what started as a six part British television series, the feature film is set to be released internationally.
The film opens in the US on Friday 10 June.
Tom Brook, BBC News, 9th June 2011Alan Partridge web series to be broadcast on TV
Alan Partridge's Mid Morning Matters, the hit online series of videos starring Steve Coogan as the hapless Norfolk DJ, is to be shown on TV in October.
British Comedy Guide, 2nd June 2011Steve Coogan's porn baron role
Steve Coogan is being lined up to play porn baron Paul Raymond in a new biopic.
Cara Lee, The Sun, 31st May 2011HarperCollins acquires Alan Partridge memoir
HarperCollins has acquired a memoir by comedian Steve Coogan of his most famous character, Alan Partridge. The title has moved publishers even before publication, having previously been listed on Nielsen BookData as being published by Century.
Charlotte Williams, The Bookseller, 27th May 2011Steve Coogan: 'The Trip was very personal'
Steve Coogan has admitted that he felt "vulnerable" while filming The Trip. Speaking after winning 'Male Performance In A Comedy Programme' at the British Academy Television Awards, Coogan explained that he wasn't sure about the series at first.
Catriona Wightman, Digital Spy, 23rd May 2011