Can't believe this is on UA-cam! Thanks so much for uploading it. I'm that guy who asks the first question: 'What's in the draw at the Travel Tavern?'. A VERY long time ago. It's weird looking at your younger self! 1998? Feels like a lifetime ago.
He's deserving of it but it's likely he's been promoted where others have been relegated. Cleese for example was a national treasure who mistakenly spoke his mind on being in favour of Brexit and it all came crashing down!
My wife 'endures' my love of Alan Partridge. I was watching an episode with my kids and they asked 'whats in the drawer!!??' i was about to say 'we never find out' and she walked past with an armful of washing and casually replied: "obviously the little leather pants he parades around in during the dream sequence' I married her again RIGHT on the spot.
One of the most talented comedians, also because very versatile. Deserves to be famous around the world as well, but for that he would have to be American.
LOL! I meant rare for COOGAN - he doesn't do many interviews. You can see here that he'd rather be somewhere else. Thus while millions saw this interview - BILLIONS DIDN'T. Therefore, for those billions, here is one of Steve Coogan's RARE interviews...
0:10 - "oh no - you're the fourth BeeGee!" - I get that reference! In an earlier show Clive Anderson interviewed the BeeGees and made reference to their previous band name "Les Tossers". They decided to walk out of the interview. Sadly both interviews have since been removed from UA-cam - it was at time stamp 5:55 watch?v=2Uf8PYl1V44. My previous post was removed so I can;t provide an alternative link...
Just got the 'I, Partridge' audiobook. Seriously 'laugh-out-loud-on-a-rough-urban-bus-first-thing-in-the-morning-so-the-freaks-all-stare-at-you-and-you-still-can't-help-grinning-at-them' FUNNY!!
@johntkooz My first encounter with Steve Coogan was tuning in to one of his Alan Partridge interviews (in progress - no audience) on RADIO (where the character began) and it took me about THREE MINUTES to realize it was BOGUS!!
Never been able to say whether I like him or not. I think it's Alan Partridge I'm fed up of. However this interview was excellent. Really enjoyed it - clever, funny and endearing x
It wasn't that he was that unpopular. Ferrino WAS very popular but Coogan was still working on Partridge at that time in the late 90's and because of it's success just continued with that which also included a heavy UK tour.
@cheekymancunian There's a great clip on YT (not one of mine) where Steve and Rob Brydon have a "Caine-off" - it's hilarious! Comments don't URL, but if you YT search: Steve Coogan Rob Brydon Michael Caine - you'll find it! It's cut from a BBC 2 prog called "The Trip" - enjoy!
We did the ask someone to ask someone (who was in on it) 'er, how's your dad's piano lessons coming along ' 'you bastard you know my dad's got no hands' prank at school on younger pupils and even teachers. About 1984.
I liked it. Coogan had obviously done a LOT of work on it - songs and all. But perhaps the character, being Portuguese, was not as accessible to the British as Paul and Pauline Calf, Alan Partridge, et al. And his new creation being less than massively successful (although it was hardly a DISASTER) the tabloid press (who never liked Coogan anyway) LEAPT on it - ensuring its demise...
Impressions, although it might be a correct word, I wish Clive would describe Steve Coogan as an impersonator and not an impressionist . If he did a "sketch" circa 1875, as and artist, he could say I am impersonating an impressionist.
'Speed stoppers with Alan partridge'......Alan and celebrity guests including piers Morgan and Ian Huntley stake out accident black spots with hand held laser speed cameras in a competition to clock dangerous speeding vehicles.
It’s quite surreal to see his comic genius scythe through the 90s mediocrity of Clive Anderson amidst the horrendous canned laughter. It’s odd too to see Anderson’s lame attempts at finding an angle on Coogan’s ‘rude’ show as if trying to rile him somehow by not so subtly accusing him of sharing the same characteristics of his fictitious creations and then immediately attempting to put words in his mouth by suggesting that Coogan thinks that his audience is somehow stupid. You get the sense that Clive Anderson knew he was flailing and didn’t have the necessary clout/gravitas to be in front of the camera in this format. Coogan is, as ever, flawless in his delivery and deftly sideswipes these attacks.
Had the same kind of thing when I worked in factory after leaving school at 16. Guy told me ASK THAT BLOKE IF HIS DAD STILL PLAYS FOR MAN UNITED. I asked WHO IS HIS DAD. He replies I CANT REMEMBER BUT REALLY GOOD PLAYER. So I ask EXCUSE ME, DOES YOUR DAD STILL PLAY FOR MAN UNITED and the blokes face turns thunderous and he says YOU KNOW MY DAD AINT GOT NO FUCKING LEGS YOU BASTARD. I felt awful til the rotten gits all laughed at me
I LOVE Steve Coogan. Brilliant comedic mind and always puts me in a good mood when I'm not inclined to be in one.
Doctor of laughter
His Alan Partridge impression is spot on
Immensely talented,
Hi impersonations are just spot on, brilliant.
This is the 12th rare interview I have seen
Coogan is on a different planet talent wise to nearly any of his peers
so he thinks
Brydon is better I think. He's funnier too.
@@jodomo4279 you cant compare what Brydon has done compared to Coogan. Brydon is a very good light entertainer but thats all.
Yup. Coogan and dont forget Morris - both comedic geniuses
@@49dwalin55 Chris Morris is amazing. The Day today 👍
Steve Coogan is just soooo funny. And has been for such a long time. One of the best.
Can't believe this is on UA-cam! Thanks so much for uploading it. I'm that guy who asks the first question: 'What's in the draw at the Travel Tavern?'. A VERY long time ago. It's weird looking at your younger self! 1998? Feels like a lifetime ago.
It’s even longer ago now 11 years later
Even longer now. Nearly 11 and a half years later!
He’s a very clever man
But I don’t trust him!
Thanks for this, great interview with a master of comedy by a quality host.
'National treasure' is a terms bandied about all too frequently these days ... but Steve Coogan is definitely one of that very small band.
He's deserving of it but it's likely he's been promoted where others have been relegated. Cleese for example was a national treasure who mistakenly spoke his mind on being in favour of Brexit and it all came crashing down!
Cleese has since eaten his words on Brexit, then ruined it all over again by moving to the Caribbean / sticking two fingers up ol' Blighty.
Alan partridge could have written this comment
That and Karl Pilkington
My wife 'endures' my love of Alan Partridge.
I was watching an episode with my kids and they asked 'whats in the drawer!!??'
i was about to say 'we never find out'
and she walked past with an armful of washing and casually replied:
"obviously the little leather pants he parades around in during the dream sequence'
I married her again RIGHT on the spot.
Fantastic. The 70s foreign-film impression I had never seen before.
+geekpie100 I've tried it - it's a HELL of a lot harder than it looks!
+geekpie100 Brilliant, just brilliant.
Billy Crystal did the exact same routine 20 years earlier.
It's genius
@@RogerOThornhill really? Billy Crystal is a funny bastard too lol
He’s a rock n roll comedian. Legend
Steve is a legend ..very under rated as a comic , totally original and pure comedy gold
Thanks for the upload.
Comic genius.
This is the fantasic steve coogan
Brilliant. I was also fooled into thinking there was a problem with the audio sync when I first watched the voice over dub bit!
great fun, many thanks.
fucking brilliant. you gotta love the coog.
One of the most talented comedians, also because very versatile. Deserves to be famous around the world as well, but for that he would have to be American.
this is a great interview. Steve was on top form.
LEGEND!
He's a comedy genius and a master entertainer.
I don't think I've ever met anyone who doesn't like Alan Patridge.
LOL! I meant rare for COOGAN - he doesn't do many interviews. You can see here that he'd rather be somewhere else. Thus while millions saw this interview - BILLIONS DIDN'T. Therefore, for those billions, here is one of Steve Coogan's RARE interviews...
cheers for the upload m8
Love Steve!
His Michael Caine is staggering.
It's perfect
I’ve always said that I thought that Steve Coogan was a comedy genius.
Coogan has been very funny for 30 years.
This is an excellent interview
BEEN ALMOST 20 YEARS NOW!!
Wonderful stuff!
STEVE COOGAN'S VOICE REALLY GOT DEEPER OVER THE YEARS!!!!!
Best bit was the alan partridge at the very end
That's deliberate though, Coogan's a rare comic who's aware of how people feel about him and he plays on it.
0:10 - "oh no - you're the fourth BeeGee!" - I get that reference! In an earlier show Clive Anderson interviewed the BeeGees and made reference to their previous band name "Les Tossers". They decided to walk out of the interview. Sadly both interviews have since been removed from UA-cam - it was at time stamp 5:55 watch?v=2Uf8PYl1V44. My previous post was removed so I can;t provide an alternative link...
what a talent
Just got the 'I, Partridge' audiobook. Seriously 'laugh-out-loud-on-a-rough-urban-bus-first-thing-in-the-morning-so-the-freaks-all-stare-at-you-and-you-still-can't-help-grinning-at-them' FUNNY!!
He is ridiculously funny.
I've met a few like Paul Calf, and I was probably one of them.
Steve Coogan really knows how to nail a character.
I put him up there with Al Murray.
@johntkooz My first encounter with Steve Coogan was tuning in to one of his Alan Partridge interviews (in progress - no audience) on RADIO (where the character began) and it took me about THREE MINUTES to realize it was BOGUS!!
Never been able to say whether I like him or not. I think it's Alan Partridge I'm fed up of. However this interview was excellent. Really enjoyed it - clever, funny and endearing x
Jacqui Cryer Mushroom fryer He's come up with a number of strong characters - but the PUBLIC always decide what they want you to do. THEIR fault!
Lol brilliant interview
Masterclass
He does a great alan partridge impression
Oc course Clive Anderson did do an interview with Alan Partridge a year later.
He really is a national treasure....Steve Coogan too
It wasn't that he was that unpopular. Ferrino WAS very popular but Coogan was still working on Partridge at that time in the late 90's and because of it's success just continued with that which also included a heavy UK tour.
@DustyBinBoy This is the reason I "service" my channel! Great story.
RARE! IT'S ON ON UA-cam.
Genius comedian who has inspired.. little Britten, James cordon .. the list goes on..
@cheekymancunian There's a great clip on YT (not one of mine) where Steve and Rob Brydon have a "Caine-off" - it's hilarious! Comments don't URL, but if you YT search: Steve Coogan Rob Brydon Michael Caine - you'll find it! It's cut from a BBC 2 prog called "The Trip" - enjoy!
genius !!!
Totally outclassed Clive Anderson.
Yep, same when Anderson interviewed Partridge
Anderson has no class so not difficult.
I did some of these bits on parky.
@specialfx34 I actually thought something had happened with the sound at first. Its that good!!
13 years later and the hate has only grown
The lighting is the same as the lighting for Anglian Lives.
... this video's so RARE it's on youtube ...
? What's rare is that Steve Coogan is doing an interview as himself.
He has hated tabloid journalists for a long time ....
Coogan looks like phil daniels here
We did the ask someone to ask someone (who was in on it) 'er, how's your dad's piano lessons coming along ' 'you bastard you know my dad's got no hands' prank at school on younger pupils and even teachers. About 1984.
Did you use to 'get' the teacher after school?
Aren't we all?
Bombed is harsh. Live on stage he worked really well.
Owned him at the end.
He is THE BEST.
The audience are having a good time, aren't they?
Steve coolant rocks
20 foot tall chickens
Funny bloke.
I liked it. Coogan had obviously done a LOT of work on it - songs and all. But perhaps the character, being Portuguese, was not as accessible to the British as Paul and Pauline Calf, Alan Partridge, et al.
And his new creation being less than massively successful (although it was hardly a DISASTER) the tabloid press (who never liked Coogan anyway) LEAPT on it - ensuring its demise...
Coogan is the man.
the irony from back then to now - "i hate tabloid journalists" lol love the man!!!
Clive Anderson is the man.
Looks like the KMKY set.
comic genuis
@steveparadox1 Even UA-cam's sync isn't THAT bad!
Didn't realize he was so witty off the cuff
How RARE can this interview be? It’s on UA-cam isn’t it.
From 2:16 is sublime
Impressions, although it might be a correct word, I wish Clive would describe Steve Coogan as an impersonator and not an impressionist .
If he did a "sketch" circa 1875, as and artist, he could say I am impersonating an impressionist.
An impressionist is a painter
STEVE COOGAN IS ALMOST 52 NOW!! BUT HE WAS 32 IN THIS VIDEO!!
That's amazing. So he's 20 years older now? Unbelievable really when you think about it.
He gave the same interview on parky. Bloody hell what a let down.
I literally had the same experience reading the guardian at my first job surrounded by sun readers
Wow what an insufferable snob
Paul Sykes II me or Coogan
@@shawdavid both. You do realise you sound like a smug sanctimonious prick right?
hardly a RARE interview. this was on clive andersons talk show
I thought his Neil Kinnock is his best. Makes him funny as well as real. Just tapped in to what it was that the public didn't want or trust.
I think I just fell in love.
Was this shot after Clive offended the Bee Gees?
The Concise Statement the reference to Coogan being the fourth BeeGee wouldn't have made much sense if that incident hadn't already happened lol
The Concise Statement
No before .
What made you think that 🤔
'Speed stoppers with Alan partridge'......Alan and celebrity guests including piers Morgan and Ian Huntley stake out accident black spots with hand held laser speed cameras in a competition to clock dangerous speeding vehicles.
Rare interview? He does loads of them, lol.
Not in the 1990s. Steve chose to not be interviewed as himself on chat shows during the 1990s.
5:28 Haha!
It’s quite surreal to see his comic genius scythe through the 90s mediocrity of Clive Anderson amidst the horrendous canned laughter. It’s odd too to see Anderson’s lame attempts at finding an angle on Coogan’s ‘rude’ show as if trying to rile him somehow by not so subtly accusing him of sharing the same characteristics of his fictitious creations and then immediately attempting to put words in his mouth by suggesting that Coogan thinks that his audience is somehow stupid. You get the sense that Clive Anderson knew he was flailing and didn’t have the necessary clout/gravitas to be in front of the camera in this format.
Coogan is, as ever, flawless in his delivery and deftly sideswipes these attacks.
Canned laughter?
Why do folks feel compelled to label something as Rare ? When it obviously isn't ?
Had the same kind of thing when I worked in factory after leaving school at 16. Guy told me ASK THAT BLOKE IF HIS DAD STILL PLAYS FOR MAN UNITED. I asked WHO IS HIS DAD. He replies I CANT REMEMBER BUT REALLY GOOD PLAYER. So I ask EXCUSE ME, DOES YOUR DAD STILL PLAY FOR MAN UNITED and the blokes face turns thunderous and he says YOU KNOW MY DAD AINT GOT NO FUCKING LEGS YOU BASTARD. I felt awful til the rotten gits all laughed at me
9:08 vs now days, in High Heels and grinding at ya on gardi gras...?
Rare?
This guy would have been mr bean if Atkinson wasn’t
HTF does this qualify as a "rare interview?"
How can someone be "militant" left? Does that entail being progressive whilst holding weapons? Please define your criterion.
I always though Clive Anderson would have made a great host on HIGNFY replacing Angus Deayton