Clive Anderson All Talk, 20/11/1997 - Steve Coogan's Alan Partridge and the New Avengers' Joanna Lumley chatter with Clive. Not my copyright, just sharing found ephemera.
coogan is awesome. Partridge is the best british comedy character.... possibly of all time. and his story is thus far is being perfectly played out, for over 20 years!!! the continuity is spot on and the growth and development of key characters over time is outrageous. I watched 2 episodes of Alan Partridge 15 years ago and didnt really get it. The same day i watched one more episode and found the funniest comedic character i think (to this day) that i will ever find. genius. if rumours are to believed.... new series is coming in the next 12 months.
@@david-pb4bi tbh i watched a bit of it and its really not my thing. comedy needs to be clever to some extent imo. The Blackadder2 series with queenie is just incredible.
It’s totally the bright witty ‘Alan’ from the second he appears. Few people achieve such brilliance, in fact I can only think of two others - Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson!
I remember seeing the interview with Joanna Lumley, I loved it where she did the 'buy it now - it's in the basement!' bit, and the bit at 16:04 where she leans forward and asks who did Help The Aged. I found that bit quite entrancing for some reason. She's a warm, clever, very funny and beautiful woman.
Very surprised to see Alan not offsetting that Stirling Moss sports casual look with button down shirt collars - those clinically pressed corners, in my opinion, raise his game a notch above the standard of your normal riff raff guest. 👔
So many layers here: Alan Partridge is a fictitious presenter hired by the real BBC / Norwich Radio, who shoots a man dead (not real), and subsequently has a realistic documentary made about his career and is interviewed here by Clive Anderson (real) all while staying in character. Somewhere inside all these guises is the absolutely genial Steve Coogan. Love it!
Joanna is so naturally funny and is delight to watch her humoring this "lawyer". Coogan was eye rolling a few times. His "anderson"s greatest moment was the night of the Bee Gee's..When Big Baz said..."your a wanker! Happy days.
After! He says he's had a walk off recently. And they didn't destroy him. People thought they hilariously overreacted, and the show kept going for years.
Not a big fan of the Bee Gees, and though even Barry Gibb takes himself too seriously in my opinion, Clive Anderson is a smarmy c***, and slightly condescending methinks!
That was his whole deal. He was a bit more aggressive and much funnier than most interviewers at the time. The BeeGees just had ZERO sense of humour about it. They took themselves far too seriously.
@@jackjude Alan isnt real, you see. The character of "Alan" used to host his own chat show. Hence the idea that Alan wouldnt have liked to have had to go on another show to promote something.
@@ianhitman There are few people on here genuinely slagging Anderson off. I take the point though. Alan's show was perhaps the most ambitious and daring interpretation of a "chat-show" Ive seen. He should be seen as a leading British pioneer of mass-communication along with Caxton and Berner-Lee. The unfortunate short-sightless of the BBC - easily goes down as the biggest "what if" in broadcasting history. His faith in the hot-medium of chat, presaged the mass uptake of the internet by almost a decade
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Playing in character, remembering the history of said character, and being witty with the great Clive; now that's comedy genius.
Coogan is so so sharp in his wit. A comic genious & someone that really found his natural way in life.
The way he says Ian Woooosnam. Lovely touch.
coogan is awesome. Partridge is the best british comedy character.... possibly of all time. and his story is thus far is being perfectly played out, for over 20 years!!! the continuity is spot on and the growth and development of key characters over time is outrageous. I watched 2 episodes of Alan Partridge 15 years ago and didnt really get it. The same day i watched one more episode and found the funniest comedic character i think (to this day) that i will ever find. genius. if rumours are to believed.... new series is coming in the next 12 months.
It’s very good but not the best British comedy character of all time get a grip.
@@david-pb4biok so basil fawlty, blackadder and del boy are up there but AP is in that ilk.
@@jordinio1OI don’t know who is the best, but Mrs Brown’s boys is the worst.
@@david-pb4bi tbh i watched a bit of it and its really not my thing. comedy needs to be clever to some extent imo. The Blackadder2 series with queenie is just incredible.
@@david-pb4bi
Mrs Brown's Boys is absolutely dreadful, thank goodness it won't be on TV any more!!
It’s totally the bright witty ‘Alan’ from the second he appears. Few people achieve such brilliance, in fact I can only think of two others - Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson!
I remember seeing the interview with Joanna Lumley, I loved it where she did the 'buy it now - it's in the basement!' bit, and the bit at 16:04 where she leans forward and asks who did Help The Aged. I found that bit quite entrancing for some reason. She's a warm, clever, very funny and beautiful woman.
Alan Partridge Pure Gold!
She’s wonderful, witty, charming and quite easily my favorite posh.
Another legend.
Coogan is a comic genius.
not a nice person, but a comic genius
@@MrDaiseymay How do you know he's not a nice person?
And a champagne socialist..... multi millionaire socialist
@@MrDaiseymay is he friend? Idiot
@@MrDaiseymay Says the man making assumptions about someone he doesn’t know!
Made me laugh so much. Just brilliant.
Clive Anderson's chat show was a delight back in the day
Back in time back to the 99s via TH-cam
He is The Daily Mail on two legs.
And Coogan is the Guardian on two legs.
Clive Anderson had the Gold medal for asking questions and then relentlessly interrupting the answers.
Very surprised to see Alan not offsetting that Stirling Moss sports casual look with button down shirt collars - those clinically pressed corners, in my opinion, raise his game a notch above the standard of your normal riff raff guest. 👔
top drawer stuff
So many layers here: Alan Partridge is a fictitious presenter hired by the real BBC / Norwich Radio, who shoots a man dead (not real), and subsequently has a realistic documentary made about his career and is interviewed here by Clive Anderson (real) all while staying in character. Somewhere inside all these guises is the absolutely genial Steve Coogan. Love it!
The Partridge interview is good, and Coogan is on fire, but the Lumley is lovely. She's dazzling and so charming!
i miss clive
those six likes would say otherwise
"we re a small group but, we re growing"
Make that 8
Brilliant
I want you to go down to Sol Dangerfield's casting agency and tell them to get me a forty year old scorcher
And do use those words.
And came back with Johanna Lumley😉
He is superb in all aspects of comedy & acting .
I live my life as if Alan is the real person and Steve is his creation
Great script, perfectly executed
HOW DARE YOU YOU THINK YOU KNOW EVERYTHING BUT JUST CYNICAL GO AWAY
@@westerling8436 forget about that comment cheers Kev
@@mickeypearce244 YOU CHANGED IN THE PAST YEARS GOOD FOR YOU LOW LEAVE ME ALONE
@@westerling8436 no never changed. You came to me, you leave me alone.
Hi PPotter. Do you have the rest of this episode with Wesley Snipes?
Alan Partridge pure genius in comedy..lol
"Need help packing?"
Lummers is the OG. 🤣💐💯❤️👀🙏🏼
7 suede stars, a lovely little touch 😂
6.14 Lovely touch this...
Those micro aggressions are perfect
Richard madely
Brilliant man.
'I'm not THAT rude'
Is it Partridge or Coogan? Hard to tell 😂
Iddy..any anecdotes about when you were in charge of uganda?
Its exhausting talking to someone who interrupts all the time .Anderson.
coogan starts the interview as himself then slips into partridge ,anyone notice that ?
intentionally. he doesn't wear that clobber for nothing
lumley and her himanayas
yes all about bloodlines ///
Where is Clive James now?! He was brilliant. I reckon there’s a place for his slightly irreverent interview style again....
Been on the radio for twenty years.
Clive Anderson is on BBC Radio 4.Clive James, sadly, has died.
Joanna is so naturally funny and is delight to watch her humoring this "lawyer". Coogan was eye rolling a few times.
His "anderson"s greatest moment was the night of the Bee Gee's..When Big Baz said..."your a wanker! Happy days.
Anderson before he got DESTROYED by the Bee Gee's
After! He says he's had a walk off recently. And they didn't destroy him. People thought they hilariously overreacted, and the show kept going for years.
you mean before the bee gees acted like children?
@@davidjames579 This person thought they were right,he was just taking the piss.Anyway,this is great.
This is Alan. Not Alan now.
Truth!
@@ppotter is right.
Stop getting partridge wrong!
@@johnsmith-wx5fb 😂👍
Ohh I know Garards Cross XXX
Clive - I can see what's in there 😂
Really?
Anderson interrupts too much.
5:51
I can see why the Bee Gees walked off. Anderson asks stupid questions and keeps butting in.
@Bizzle Tree yes they took there mics off and walked off it was toe curling cringe
Don't agree,Clive is a funny man
Not a big fan of the Bee Gees, and though even Barry Gibb takes himself too seriously in my opinion, Clive Anderson is a smarmy c***, and slightly condescending methinks!
That was his whole deal. He was a bit more aggressive and much funnier than most interviewers at the time. The BeeGees just had ZERO sense of humour about it. They took themselves far too seriously.
Smarter than Johnathon Rost?
This footage has reminded me of why Steve Coogan and Joanne Lumley are total legends and Clive Anderson isn't.
I love Jo Lumley, the teeth display when she smiles is like when a baboon flips it's top lip back to show courage!
Anderson is such an awkward interviewer.
Partridge a class above Clive.....
Most people are though!
12:37 "servants or whatever"...ahh 1997 when colonialism was still considered cool.
Dead sadly
Trump models Alan.
Clive Anderson is no longer on TV. And that's good.
Alan must have been tearing his hair out at the thought of lowing himself to promote himself on Clive Anderson.
Odd, Anderson was good. Do you prefer the fawning of Norton or Alan Carr?
@@jackjude Alan isnt real, you see. The character of "Alan" used to host his own chat show. Hence the idea that Alan wouldnt have liked to have had to go on another show to promote something.
@@ianhitman There are few people on here genuinely slagging Anderson off. I take the point though. Alan's show was perhaps the most ambitious and daring interpretation of a "chat-show" Ive seen. He should be seen as a leading British pioneer of mass-communication along with Caxton and Berner-Lee. The unfortunate short-sightless of the BBC - easily goes down as the biggest "what if" in broadcasting history. His faith in the hot-medium of chat, presaged the mass uptake of the internet by almost a decade
@@jackjude Gary MacDonald was doing this in the seventies
Ironically, Clive Anderson is a terrible chat show host!
He certainly rubbed the bee gees up the wrong way