Richard Madeley is Alan Partridge
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Mark Goodier interviews Richard Madeley on Radio 2 who sounds remarkably like Alan Partridge
I was driving one afternoon in 2016 and, scanning through the radio, came across this interview and was astounded at the Partridgeness of Madeley. Not just the subject matter, but the tone of voice. It's so ruddy Partridge
Amazing that he wrote this whilst overcoming a very serious Toblerone addiction.
😆😆😆👌
and a severe foot injury
To be fair, it can’t be said that he’s not bounced back
I think his purchase of several Terry`s chocolate oranges, with superficial damage to the packaging, was the gateway confectionary to his Toblerone addiction.
amazed he found time to write the book in between his bare-foot drives to Dundee
“...again, quite glam” is pure Partridge.
It's painfully Partridge isn't it, circa Scissored Isle, the period when it had dawned on Alan that he had sometimes been undiplomatic in the past.
@@Picniclit's fine to join in
1974 no-one died.
1975 no-one died.
1976 some people died by diving into cold lakes.
1977, no-one died.
Right, I'll tell you an anecdote!
@@LilySaintSin I used to be uncertain... But now I'm not so sure.
This is classic Alan Partridge.
In 1978 there was that incident with the pigeon.
In 197-
I mean, I could go on...
This is just so perfect. It's exactly like Partridge.
What a grade A tool. AHAAA!!!
It's text book.
Best thing about it is he isn't even trying to sound like partridge
His book sounds good, but it's no Bravo Two Zero by Andy McNab.
Haywired randy mcnob
"Aye... Andy McNob" - Michael
@@Spartanm333 Randy McNob. Stop getting Alan wrong
@@pigknickers2975 Kiss my face! What do you think about the pedestrianisation of Norwich city centre?
Eye, ya move and shoot, move and shoot, move and shoot...
"does writing come naturally to you?" "it's beginning to" 😂
Perfection. Steve Coogan couldn't have written it better.
Underrated comment. Nice spot.
Pure Partridge.
I'm so glad you referenced this. I missed it but it's Partridge perfection
Fantastic line. Reminds me of Jas Mann being interviewed on Brass Eye
''we've got the Summer, the lakes, the deaths....thats my canvas''.
😂
...my lathe...
"Lovely stuff". Not Richard's words, but the words of Shakin Stevens.
That broke me
More Partridge than Partridge!
"in all my books I have a sense of time. I set them all in the past"
I think the only way he could improve on that theme would be by writing about someone who's trapped in the future being pursued by a cyberpunk from the past (played by Rutger Hauer)
@@markds2 I really hope you watched This Time season 2.
Richard Madeley "Bouncing Back"
Hahaha. Absolutely!! Excellent.
Writing a book about an abusive relationship is a thinly-veiled attack on Judy Finnigan, who once poured chocolate mousse over Madeley while they were attempting to have classic intercourse.
[Shakes head] This country.
Tantamount to vandalism.
Dixons.
Also causing damage to the valance
I just laughed out loud at this 🤣🤣🤣
Like some sort of dirty protest.
Again quite glam.
We've got the summer, we've got the lakes, we've got death, that's my canvas. If it really was Partridge we'd call that gold.
crying 🤣
It's scary how similar they are. The only difference is one is a fictional character and the other is Alan partridge
That's funny.
Alan's based on Richard Madeley and Jeremy Clarkson.
@@LilySaintSinthere’s got to be abit of Noel Edmonds in there somewhere, especially around the time he wanted to buy the BBC to “fix it”.
This is great banter, it really is.
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
*There's* that cattiness again! I mean you're clearly a character. You definitely are!
"The Florida Keys, in the era of the Kennedys. Again, quite glam." Perfect Partridge
The 3rd book just like the previous 2 . Also glam!
Unless you’re a blonde intern getting a lift.
That's my canvas.
Please please someone get Coogan to perform this word for word. It's incredible, I can't stop crying with laughter
2.43 "So I thought 'OK - we've got the summer, we've got the Lakes, we've got the deaths. That's my canvas'.
Without a hint of irony, classic!
😂😂😂
Its now being quite literally pulped
That may be true, but I'm sure Richard hopes they may be turned into a tressel table in a home for battered wives.
Excellent reference
Haha fantastic!
Wordabix
Is your comment in trouble with Stan the stabber?
Needless to say, Merrill had the last laugh
Don't be blue Peter.
@@ZER0-- Quicker vicar.
Needles to say, she took drugs.
It's the best book I've ever written! And one of the best books I've ever read!
It's certainly not as good as Bravo Two Zero by Andy McNab, which actually improves with every read
So ruddy bloody brave...
Windermere was like Como... sensational
😂
Just in case you’re wondering how the book ends, it lands on its wheels and it starts first time, and they just drive away.
“They’d hit the cold level, and they’d *die* “
That cadence was so partridge it’s unreal
"you've got the summer, you've got the lakes, you've got the death's. That's my canvass."
That was so Alan Partridge.
The way he barely pauses for breath is gold
I will often wonder about the people who disliked this video. There are 16 of them somewhere, living.
Judy and her friends.
It's the difference between flying an aeroplane and painting a picture - a 100% different.
Thanks Richard!
Lol. That was my favourite bit too. Absolute pabulum.
I would have asked if he had done either.
The fact that Madeley is unaware he's virtually mimicking Partridge makes it all the funnier. I'm expecting him to suddenly start shouting, "Dan! Dan! Dan! ... DAN!!"
I don't think Rich Madeley actually knows how much he is like Partridge! They even share the same accent to some extent.
'Again, quite glam' - feels like it's straight from the Oasthouse
He was a 19 year old kid driving up to Carlisle in his Lexus, when he met Merrill, fifty.
She was wearing a snazzy cardigan. This woman enraptured this man. Made him feel sixteen again. He thought “I’m gonna wear a t-shirt with Crowded House written on the front of it”.
Chris Evans best comment here... that is all 👍
Chris Evans Thus a partnership was born. A partnership born from necessity. Said necessity? To reclaim the airwaves from the dross cold broadcasting of the time. Armed with two (or was it three? Anyway I digress...) pairs of designer jeans (Topshop was, and still is in my humble opinion THE Toppest of shops) this partnership had its ups and downs (but I must add, more ups than downs) however the storms were duly weathered and life was duly lived. Ergo.......etc.
Can I shake your hand
Jill.
Just to confirm that her contract has..been..terminated.
"Because it was so endlessly sunny, the surface temperature of the lake began to rise, to the extent that people believed it was as warm as the Med"
When Madeley interviewed Bill Clinton he compared his experience of being accused of shop lifting with Bill's experience of being impeached as the president of the USA!?...Come on Sonya; let's be appalling!
Madley's book has been described, and I quote, as "Lovely Stuff". Not my words, but the words of Shakin Stevens.
People like books, let's write some more of them.
Swallow is a cooool 50…😂
@@Rodiraskal It'll put Norwich on the map.
"it says cook where it once said cock, pass where it once said piss and it says mandalay where it once said Madeley. So it's slightly less rude"
Years ago, Steve Coogan won an award for Partridge and Alan Titchmarsh Presented it to him. As the award was handed over, Coogan said “thanks for your inspiration.”
"I hope it the best novel, it felt like it, as I was writing it."
It's the best book I've ever written, and one of the best books I've ever read.
love how the presenter has a little chuckle right before he delivers the line "and they'd hit the cold level and they'd DIE". Classic Partridge vibe killing.
“Have you had your hair done merryl”?
“Yes”
“Is that your mothers money coming through”?
Diddy The P stop getting Lynne wrong!! ;-)
"You don't need any beauty sleep Meryl.....Well, maybe 40 winks..."
All part of the bereavement dividend
“We’ve got the summer, we’ve got The Lakes, we’ve got the deaths; that’s my canvas”. Pure, unadulterated Partridge.
“I’m writing to a deadline....of my own making”
This is extraordinary
SwingRiots you'll never see (hear) him the same way again.
Perfect accidental Partridge
Aye! total P.A.P so to speak, what an absolute self absorbed bellend this man is. Carlisle? , for fuck sake.. AHAAAHH!!!
@@dermot51 a P.A.P concert.
@@killswitchlee123 😅
Richards book review as I recall : ”The Cruel Sea is about mens’ bravery, struggle and comradery in the face of adversity - and if you think that’s homo erotic, it’s not”.
He drove to Carlisle in a heatwave. Without shoes I’m betting.
He's bounced back!
‘I have to warn your listeners, and hopefully my readers, that these are extremely graphic, short interludes of violence where she kills him. But that’s how she keeps her sanity, that’s her release’
'im always writing to a very tight deadline... At my own making" 😂
I actually thought this was Alan Partridge. "...we have the lakes, we have the deaths..."
"It's like swimming in abandoned quarries" Richards just got so much info, he can't get it all out!
"Again, quite glam." Madeley is like Partridge on steroids.
" They'd HIT the cold level and they'd DIE! They we're inhaling in shock, they we're having coronaries ... "
Steve Coogan wishes he could write Partridge this good.
I've never noticed this before! He's sooo Alan Partridge!
Mister Lister Steve Coogan based Alan on him.
“This is my third novel and I’m hoping it’s the best one so far because it felt like it as it was writing it”
Richard Madeleys book is a ‘Top Business Aid’
Are we sure this isn't Coogan doing a superb impression of Madeey doing Partridge....it's just too Partridge to be true........or it it?
NYJALB like ladyboys, it’s confusing!
You're mind plays tricks Jamie!
I Madeley..We need to talk about Richard.
Or if it was Michael describing it:
"I Madeley, We need to talk about Dick, hur, hur, hur"
"The diary industry is in turmoil - that's a subplot"
Your sitting in the actual spot where me and Sonia have it off ... and then we had mince and onions doesn’t get any better than that !!
You should play Madeleys voice so we can compare
Do you remember the hot summer of 76? Buckaroo
The Best of The Beatles
Drove to Carlisle in his bare feet?
Dundee
Eating toblerone.
Bought the rights to K9 the robot dog from Doctor Who.
Lovely stuff!
i have no idea what alan is talking about it here , but i like it
_”I always set them in the past, because I like writing about the past!”_
"Not my words, the words of Shakin Stevens.."
If Steve Coogan's Alan partridge interviews this man in real life I truly believe the world as we know it will implode
I heard he came up with the plot after seeing how Bill Oddie treated a cat he picked up at the RSPCA before it tragically drowned in a disused canal.
That and a conversation with a close friend about what if animals could write diaries in a BP garage whilst buying a ginsters pasty.
"that's my canvas..." ahhh!! too funny. Oh my! I am so happy that I stumbled across this, it's pure and sheer awfulness...love it!
cheers!
100% different from flying a plane.
Come back on ELO and carry on playing...
And I quote, "Lovely Stuff". Not my words, the words of Shakin' Stevens.
"at the height of his Blue Peter fame"
It's 100% different it's like flying an airplane and painting
At the same time!
Wow, he is VERY Partridge in this! Liquid Alan.
It was 1976, Buckaroo
I want to see Alan and Richard do a meet and greet, it would be so fucking surreal.
Richard Madeley was an anchor on Granada Reports when Coogan was in his late teens. It's likely that he and the late Tony Wilson were big influences when Coogan created Partridge.
Madeley`s preamble is profoundly positively peppered with Partridgeisms
"....again, quite glam"
Coogan says in interviews that Madeley was a key influence on the shaping of the Alan Partridge character. It's obvious when you listen to this... Fantastic.
I guess at the idea stage, this book made sense.
This man is national treasure.
Oh my god, this is Gold !!!
It’s the best book I’ve ever written and I the best book I’ve ever read ....
Nice to see Richard has bounced back from being clinically sad.
I saw a clip of Richard Madeley as Alan Partridge last week & it was funny, but forgetable. Tonight I've stumbled across him interviewing some squatters and now this. I won't be able to see, hear or think about Richard Madeley, without thinking of him as Alan Partridge. Great stuff.
"I remember, er, during one summer we just, hot summer, for about three weeks, we just had barbecues non-stop, all day long. Amazing."
It's not just the accent it's literally everything.... staggering
A self absorbed twat of the highest order, incredible Partridge doppelganger
And she's trapped in a marriage with a bully , wishing she could kill her husband . This is why judy has to drink a lot of chardonnay .
When the nettles were particularly virulent
“After the news, I will be talking to Norfolk’s youngest butcher”
Madeleys deep bath - brought to you by Dettol.
HIs next book is a novelisation of the hit TV series 'Swallow'.
I drove to Carlisle with two thermos flasks: One for tea and one for wee.(Nomad)
Needless to say, I had the last laugh.
Captain Blackadder Right! I'll tell you an anecdote!
You could say... uhh.. needles to say... I.. took.. drugs
Nice to see that Goodier survived meeting Fur Q.
"cant kll everyone or there'd be no-one left to respect"