Steve Coogan

Escapes

Escapes announces a free special screening of The Penguin Lessons, starring Stev...

Harriet Walter in Brian and Maggie

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Still from Brain and Maggie on Channel 4

Who is in the cast for Brian and Maggie on Channel 4

Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga star in Joker 2 trailer.

Watch Joker 2 film trailer with Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga

Comedian Jason Byrne

You don’t even need a ticket for this comedy award frontrunner - John McLellan

19 pictures of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in the 1950s and 1960s

Steve Coogan as Jimmy Savile in the BBC drama The Reckoning

Chilling drama recalls encounter with beast, and marathon cheat - Vladimir McTav...

BBC Comedy The Witchfinder reportedly axed after one season

Sally Hawkins stars alongside Steve Coogan in The Lost King

Spot the local landmarks in new Steve Coogan film

Phoebe Waller Bridge won a Scotsman Fringe First Award for the stage version of Fleabag in 2013. Picture: Esme Allen

New Fringe showcase aims to emulate success of Fleabag and Still Game

A TikTok video of an Edinburgh shopper wearing what appears to be tribute to prolific sex offender Jimmy Savile has gone viral.

Edinburgh shoppers spot man in 'Jimmy Savile' top

Coogan with a staff member in Jeremiah’s Taproom Pub In Edinburgh

TV and movie star Steve Coogan enjoys a swift pint in Edinburgh

Michael Sheen and David Tennant have been making a new series of Good Omens in Scotland.

New studios help Edinburgh generate nearly £14m from film and TV productions

Coogan said the decision to play the role was not one he took lightly (Photo: Getty Images)

Steve Coogan to play Jimmy Savile in new BBC drama The Reckoning

Alan Partridge will be playing three dates in Scotland next year.

Alan Partridge Scottish dates and presale tickets

Legendary actor and comedian Steve Coogan has been spotted in Edinburgh while shooting his upcoming film ‘The Lost King’. (Credit: Julie Douglas)

Steve Coogan spotted filming scenes in Edinburgh for upcoming movie
Legendary actor and comedian Steve Coogan has been spotted in Edinburgh while shooting his upcoming film ‘The Lost King’.
Conor Marlborough

The Lost King filming plans

Look out for star Steve Coogan as the Lost King starts filming in Morningside

The new movie, starring Alan Partridge actor Steve Coogan, tells the story of how the skeleton of the last of the Plantagenet rulers, who died in battle in 1485, was found under a council car park in Leicester nine years ago

Richard III film plan for Newtongrange mining museum given green light

The national mining museum at Newtongrange.

Steve Coogan King Richard III filming in Newtongrange given the go-ahead

Comedian and actor Coogan and his Stan and Ollie writing partner Jeff Pope are set to produce a film about the discovery of King Richard III's remains alongside acclaimed director Stephen Frears.

Steve Coogan to rediscover king's remains at Lothians colliery

The national mining museum at newtongrange.

Alan Partridge star Steve Coogan set to film new King Richard movie in Newtongra...

A statue of Alan Partridge has appeared in Norwich - here’s why (Photo: Shutterstock)

A statue of Alan Partridge has appeared in Norwich - here’s why

The new podcast is 18 episodes long (Photo: Audible)

Everything you need to know about the new Alan Partridge podcast

Steve Coogan hopes to stage Fringe comeback

Catherine Cohen (left) and Jordan Brookes with their awards. Picture: Dave's Edinburgh Comedy Awards

Edinburgh Comedy Awards: Jordan Brookes scoops top prize

Steve Coogan was speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival (Photo: Shutterstock)

Steve Coogan: 'I still remember the critic who gave me bad Edinburgh Fringe revi...

QUIZ: who said it - Richard Madeley or Alan Partridge? By The Newsroom

Mark Adams, artistic director of the festival, is at the helm of the event for the fourth time. Picture: Contributed

Edinburgh Film Festival announces star-studded line-up for 2018

Alan Partridge is returning with a new TV talk show

Alan Rickman and Anna Calder-Marshall in a Birmingham Repertory Company production of The Devil is an Ass at the Assembly Halls during the 1976 Edinburgh Festival. Picture: Denis Straughan/TSPL

The stars who made it big at the Edinburgh Fringe