Alan Partridge
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"You keep your hands off those!" Extensive and comprehensive analysis on Phillip Schofield's greatest TV moment
TV Feature | Ali Gray | 24th August 2018
In which I spend several thousand words on the most excruciating 18 seconds of Phillip Schofield's professional career.
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Aha! 2013's weirdest cameo revealed
Movie News | Ali Gray | 8th November 2013
So there I was watching The Counsellor, balls deep into Cormac McCarthy territory and attempting to decipher the reams of dialogue being exchanged between Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender, when who should appear but Linton Travel Tavern's very own receptionist Susan aka I'm Alan Partridge actress Barbara Durkin. I should also mention the scene took place in a travel tavern, although there weren't any upset zombies around. Odd.
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Alan Partridge announces new Jurassic Park IV title
Movie Feature | Matt | 11th September 2013
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Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
Movie Review | Ali | 5th August 2013
Steve Coogan has been Being Alan Partridge for over 20 years. Over two decades, Norwich's finest broadcaster has read the sport on Radio 2, manned the sports desk on The Day Today, transferred his skill-set to chat in his very own talk show, traded his fame for a sitcom in a travel tavern and broadcast his unique stylings ("equidistant between chit-chat and analysis" - Ross Kemp) on the world wide web. Now, Alan Partridge is welcomed to big school: his very own feature film. Alpha Papa is clearly not the best fit for a character for whom even the small screen is too big, but it is as funny as the format allows. For a character who has survived 20 years on every broadcasting medium under the sun, it's a remarkable feat that Partridge has never outstayed his welcome.
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Poor old Ben Stiller didn't get invited to the Alpha Papa screening
Movie Feature | Matt | 3rd August 2013
And he is DESPERATE to see it too. That's totally unfair, you guys.
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The posters for the Alan Partridge movie titles that could have been
Movie Feature | Matt, Ali | 18th March 2013
A-ha! The long-awaited film featuring North Norfolk Digital's finest chatistician finally has a teaser trailer, and already we have reason to dust off our Photoshop and Google Alan Partridge's best poses. Hoorah for funny stuff!
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Partridge prophecy comes true
TV News | Ed Williamson | 9th June 2012
I'm assuming hundreds of other places have reported this and made exactly the same connection I have, probably months ago. Can pretty much guarantee they've used the same final line as I have, too. But if I don't Google-search it, I won't know this for sure and the idea is therefore mine. They call that plausible deniability.
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EXCLUSIVE: we serialise the Alan Partridge autobiography
TV News | Ed Williamson | 16th September 2011
If by 'serialise' we mean 'paste a load of Armando Iannucci's tweets in one article, not even in serial format'. And by 'exclusive' we mean 'not in the least bit exclusive'.
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Kiss my face, Alan's back
TV Review | Kirsty Harrison | 19th November 2010
Fosters may be terrible watery slop masquerading as lager, but we should still stop and raise a glass of other available beverage to its makers in thanks for a couple of things.
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