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Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
Radio DJ Alan Partridge experiences a difficult time when his radio station seems to be forced by a new media group. He puts everything in danger by chance.
9 August 1980, London, England, UK
1 February 1966, Helsingør, Denmark
4 June 1964, London, England, UK
5 October 1957, Southend, Essex, England, UK
20 June 1974, Wimbledon, England, UK
24 February 1933, Hertfordshire, England, UK
9 February 1937, Oldham, Lancashire, England, UK
December 09, 2014
Steve Coogan, Colm Meaney and the rest of the cast are very good. The plot has enough interesting twists in it to keep the hostage situation from getting stale.June 13, 2014
Coogan walks that delicate line between being a character you love and a character you love to hate.April 24, 2014
The way Alan feels on the outside is the way a lot of people feel at their most vulnerable. And so we watch him and recognize him, and then cringe and wish him luck.June 09, 2014
Doesn't hit every target or land every joke, but Steve Coogan's enthusiasm for the roleand the project as a wholeproves infectious.January 25, 2015
The creaky premise of the plot is behind the times by decades, not years.June 09, 2014
As a film, Alan Partridge is too aimless and low on laughs to be worth the 90 minutes.April 24, 2014
The movie clips along and pleases its fan base, and it'll amuse a lot of Partridge newbies as well.December 02, 2014
It's Coogan's brassy performance that makes this English comedy rock.April 18, 2014
After making a crackling good impression, Alan Partridge overstays its welcome to a harrowing extent.April 24, 2014
Recommended without hesitation.April 24, 2014
"Alan Partridge" could have been an expansion of Coogan's original character concept into the international big time. Thankfully, it's not.April 24, 2014
Coogan is an old hand at the comedy of fear, envy, and bruised egotism, and the movie is packed with clever gags.