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Steve stars
as Factory records boss, Anthony H. Wilson, in this movie about
Manchester's music scene. Directed by Lancashire lad, Michael
Winterbottom (Jude and Welcome to Sarajevo), it also stars Peter
Kay, Ralf Little and John Thompson.
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Steve stars
as Simon Garden, the non-too-successful Blackpool parole officer
who has only managed to rehabilitate three criminals in his whole
career. Dispatched to the Manchester office, he gets framed for
a murder he didn’t commit. The only way to prove his innocence
is to rob a bank to retrieve a crucial piece of evidence. But
he can’t do this alone, so turns to those who he believes know
best – his former clients – persuading them to return to their
lives of crime for one last job. This is Steve's first full length
feature film and also stars Om Puri (East is East) and Steven
Dillane (Welcome To Sarajevo). Directed by John Duigan.
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Steve stars
as Gnat in this modern version of the classic children's tale.
Also stars Kate Beckinsale, directed by John Henderson.
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Steve provides
the voice of Blitzen in this hilarious animated comedy. Also starring
the voices of Ardal O'Hanlon, Jane Horrocks, Caroline Quentin,
Harry Enfield, Ricky Tomlinson, Rhys Ifans, Paul Whitehouse, Jean
Alexander and Robbie Williams.
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The best
of Steve Coogan's Hit Show, The Man Who Thinks He's It. filmed
at the Palace Theatre, Manchester during his 200 date sellout
national tour - all your favourite characters live, including
Alan Partridge, Paul and Pauline Calf, Tony Ferrino, and Duncan
Thickett.
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Antiseptic Suburban Anxieties video |
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Steve provides
the voices in this Oscar winning cartoon series. Bob's a dentist
(feeling “down in the mouth” about his age) and Margaret's a chiropodist
with horizontal hair.
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(a.k.a.Sweet
Revenge)Buy
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Karen (Helena
Bonham Carter) and Henry (Sam Neill) meet one night on a bridge
where they both went to commit suicide. They decide that revenge
is better than suicide and agree to even scores for each other.
Whilst Henry targets Karen's enemy, Imogen (Kristen Scott Thomas),
Karen becomes a secretary to Henry's old boss, Bruce Tick, (played
by Steve) and proceeds to make his life a living hell, convincing
his wife he is having an affair. Directed by Malcolm Mowbray.
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Buy Episodes 1-3 video / Buy
Episodes 4-6 video |
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Alan Partridge
is the C-list celebrity from hell: a sacked chat-show host determined
to claw his way back from the overnight shift at Radio Norwich
to the heady heights of the B-list by any means necessary. Steve
Coogan’s characterisation of the monstrous Partridge is a masterful
composition of misplaced ambition, frustrated sexuality, brutal
insensitivity and pathos. Steve is at his best in the episodes:
“A Room with Alan”, “Alan Attraction”, “Watership Alan”, “Basic
Alan”, “To Kill a Mocking Alan”, and “Towering Alan”.
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Tony Ferino,
the Portuguese singing sensation, with a lifestyle to match, delights
us with an hour of non-stop entertainment. Also stars Mick Hucknall
as a special guest. The video includes the spoof TV documentary,
"Introducing Tony Ferrino: Who and Why? A Quest".
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Steve stars
as muck raking journalist Mike Gabbart, who joins forces with
football reporter to uncover the truth behind allegations of match
fixing in English football, a TV period drama based on a true
1963 story. Also stars Michael Elphick, Ricky Tomlinson and Colin
Welland. Directed by Paul Greengrass.
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(a.k.a.
Mr Toad's Wild Ride)Buy
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Steve plays
Mole in Terry Jones's beautifully adapted version of Kenneth Grahame's
classic children's story. Also stars Bernard Hill, Victoria Wood,
Eric Idle, Terry Jones, John Cleese, Stephen Fry, Michael Palin,
and Julia Sawalha.
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Steve at
his best in Alan Partridge's Christmas special including the guests,
Fanny Thomas the TV chef with a naughty difference, Simply Red's
Mick Hucknall and Gordon Heron, the only golfer ever to be struck
by lightening while nearly winning the Colegate League. Not only
this, but the Biggest Christmas Cracker in the World (about the
height of a large cow and the length of a small Chinese restaurant)
will be pulled by thirteen Royal Plymouth Sea Cadets.
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Steve stars
as Tommy Atkins, a British Medic, in the touching tale of nine-year-old
Omri who magically brings his three-inch toy Indian Little Bear
to life. Terrific family entertainment from Melissa Mathison,
screenwriter of ET The Extra Terrestrial and director Frank Oz.
Based on the award-winning novel by Lynne Reid Banks. .
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the double video / Buy
Coogans First Lap / Buy
Coogans Final Hurdle |
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The hilarious
BBC series written and starring Steve Coogan. Each episode has
him as a different character including Gareth Cheeseman, the obnoxious
salesman, trivia master half brothers Stuart and Guy Crump, Mancunian
misfit Paul Calf, and museum curator Tim Fleck.
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The two
award winning Paul and Pauline Calf programmes starring Steve
Coogan: 'Paul Calf's Video Diary' and 'Three Fights, Two Weddings
And A Funeral' plus an interview with Paul and Pauline. Filmed
in Manchester and also starring John Thompson as Fat Bob.
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Steve Coogan's
hilarious characters live and on tour. Meet Paul Calf - notorious
Mancunian student-basher and lager lout - the man who put the
Shite in bag. Meet Pauline Calf - Manchester's very own size ten
maneater. She's quite literally a babe with balls. Plus meet the
worst comedian in the world, Duncan Thickett and legendary Chief
Assistant to the Fire, Health and Safety Executive for the North
West region, Ernest Moss. And your show's host for the evening,
John Thomson as politically correct Bernard Righton.
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the double video / Buy
video 1 / Buy
video 2 |
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The series
that made Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge a household name. Alan
interviews the b-list celebs that are Keith Hunt, the new presenter
of This Is Your Life, magician-hypnotist Tony Le Mesmer, and Hot
Pants, the sexiest dance act in Northern Europe.
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video 2 |
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The Day
Today was hailed as a landmark in British television which made
it impossible to watch the news without laughing like mad. Steve
Coogan appeared alongside Chris Morris, introducing the character
Alan Partridge (as a sports reporter) for the first time.
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The Best Of video |
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Steve first
made his name as an impressionist on the infamous British puppet
show, Spitting Image. He most famously provided the voice of Margaret
Thatcher.
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Steve appears
as the man at the bonfire in this Paul Greengrass film based on
the true story of Kevin Deakin, a soldier who went missing at
the height of the Falklands War and was reported as missing, presumed
dead. Forty-nine days later he returned apparantly suffering from
amnesia. Stars David Thewlis and was filmed on location in Oldham,
Manchester.
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I'M
ALAN PARTRIDGE
DVD
180 minutes of I'm Alan Partridge on one DVD. (Oct
2001)
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