Steve Coogan on his Roy Keane film - and his part in Posh and Becks's first meeting ○
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Coogan stars as football boss Mick McCarthy in the film Saipan, about the fall-out between him and captain Roy Keane.
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Steve Coogan insists he is 'happy' he made Richard III movie after losing defamation battle to academic ⊖⊖
Coogan has been forced to pay a 'substantial' amount of money in damages to an academic who a court ruled was defamed in his film The Lost King.
Steve Coogan to pay ‘substantial damages’ to academic defamed in Richard III film ⊖
Case had been due to go to trial after judge ruled 2022’s The Lost King, which Coogan co-wrote, portrayed claimant as ‘smug, unduly dismissive and patronising’
Steve Coogan and two production companie…
Steve Coogan pays 'substantial sum' to academic defamed in film The Lost King with 'weasel-like portrayal' ⊖
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Richard Taylor, formerly deputy registrar of the University of Leicester, has succesfully sued Coogan, who was a writer and producer of the 2022 film, The Lost King.
Steve Coogan, 59, reveals he's set to become a grandfather for the first time as he reflects on 'hugely unsuccessful' love life and cocaine-fuelled past ⊕
Steve Coogan has revealed he is set to become a grandfather for the first time, as the actor and comedian opened up about his turbulent cocaine-fuelled past.
Steve Coogan: 'I don't want to live with Alan but I do like to visit him' ⊕
Comedy character Alan Partridge returns to investigate his own mental health and that of the nation.
5 months ago
Steve Coogan, Paloma Faith and Maxine Peake head list of luvvies demanding Keir Starmer say Israel have committed genocide in Gaza ○
In a video released by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) ahead of the Labour Party conference, Steve Coogan, 59, said: 'Keir Starmer says it's not genocide, it is genocide.'
Steve Coogan says 'part of me wants to kill off Alan Partridge' after playing him for 34 years - as he prepares to revive inept broadcaster for new mental health mockumentary ○
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The actor became a household name through his portrayal of Partridge, the perennially tactless TV and radio personality he originally created while working with Armando Iannucci and Chris Morris.
Alan Partridge is conduit to talk about ‘taboo’ subjects, says Steve Coogan ○
As TV character returns to BBC, Coogan says new series is a kind of ‘Trojan horse’ to air issues people feel anxious about bringing up
Alan Partridge has become a “Trojan horse” to talk about “taboo” …
‘Partridge is more popular than me – that’s a given!’ Steve Coogan on Alan’s glorious return ○
For three decades, he has played one of the UK’s greatest ever comedy characters. But how different is he to Alan Partridge really? Ahead of the presenter’s new show about mental health, Coogan is pu…