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Steve Coogan was spotted filming the latest scenes for ITV’s new crime drama Stephen, about the 1993 murder of Stephen Lawrence in London on Monday. The actor, 55, who plays the role of DCI Clive Driscoll in the real life story, was pictured on set in a football kit running out of a police station. … Read more
She famously had a two week fling with actor Steve Coogan in 2005. But Hole singer Courtney Love, 56, has claimed that the 55-year-old is ‘one of life’s great shames’ along with crack in a new Instagram post. Sharing a picture of herself in a car, she wrote: ‘A happy Australian cruising around, Australia… America’s … Read more
This Time with Alan Partridge series 2 FIRST LOOK: Steve Coogan and Susannah Fielding strike a pose in front of the BBC ahead of show’s return in 2021 By Bryony Jewell For Mailonline Published: 00:01 GMT, 22 December 2020 | Updated: 00:01 GMT, 22 December 2020 He confirmed he was writing the second series back … Read more
Millionaire Steve Coogan faces further fury as it emerges his TV production company furloughed NINE staff – after he also used taxpayer scheme for his gardener and housekeeper Seven full-time employees and two temporary staff have been furloughed Baby Cow Productions is behind hit shows including Gavin and Stacey Coogan, the firm’s founder, owns 25% … Read more
Steve Coogan furloughs the gardener and housekeeper at his £4million mansion leaving the taxpayer to pick up 80 percent of the tab Coogan, 54, has taken advantage of Rishi Sunak’s furloughing scheme Gardener and housekeeper work full time at the sprawling home in the south Coogan backed Jeremy Corbyn. His home has a tennis court … Read more
‘It definitely affected my work’: Steve Coogan reveals his heavy cocaine use impacted the second series of I’m Alan Partridge in 2002 By Jack Newman For Mailonline Published: 00:01 BST, 3 May 2020 | Updated: 00:03 BST, 3 May 2020 Steve Coogan has revealed the second series of I’m Alan Partridge would have been funnier … Read more
Alan Partridge is taking to the streets. ‘I would man the barricades to defend the BBC,’ actor Steve Coogan pledged last week, before warning Ministers that ‘they’ll have a fight on their hands if they threaten it’. He won’t be alone. Yesterday BBC royalty, in the shape of veteran broadcaster David Dimbleby, joined the uprising. ‘The … Read more