I met Steve yesterday (24th Feb 23) he came to my Grandma's funeral. With his mother, after the service he took his mother home and then came to the wake on his own. Spoke to my mum, my aunts 1 by 1 and then my Grandad. It was very wholesome and I appreciated it so much that he did that.
@DonJuanDM yeah, he grew up with my mum and her sisters. His mother was my Grandma's best friend back in Blackley. That was the first time I met him, sad way to meet him but yeah.
@TH-cam Man meh did meet Steve at his Grandma's funeral. I should know, I am the Grandad referred to. During the funeral he was asked to say a few words and did a Ronnie Corbett meets Silvester Stallone skit. My wife would have appreciated it because she loved both of them. Afterwards Steve invited us to his Beverley Hills mansion. He flew us out on his private jet ... I know what you are thinking....
Steve Coogan is so great, he deserves to be more appreciated. For instance I often tell people about Hamlet 2 and they've never even heard of it. That movie should be as famous as Wayne's World.
Meh, I was a huge fan but he's past it. His more famous and celebrated works were written by talented writers. His rants about politics only make him even less funny.
@@6581punkIs it because of the Savile role? Partridge is an eternal classic, and whatever is written for him (and Steve clearly contributes himself), that character is a real, complete personality, and that's all Steve's creation, an amazing achievement.
One of my favourite films witch is coincidental because laurel and Hardy are my favourite comedy duo. Both John Riley and Steve Coogan did a truly remarkable performances of the legendary pair.
I wonder if Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon have seen Netflix's auto-created preview videos for their Trip movies like The Trip To Italy? (The ones that play automatically when you are just browsing.) They are awesome - the artificial intelligence doesn't understand the movies are comedy, so it auto created previews with flowery music and clips that make it seem like they're a gay couple on a romantic holiday, complete with drama and romance. So hysterical. Edit: Looks like only The Trip To Spain is available now, and the music/preview (which comes up on the Apple TV) is more like a serious drama. :-)
@@tomimpala On the Apple TV, first I searched for the movie, then added it to my watchlist so it comes up in the watchlist row. Then I highlighted the thumbnail and the preview auto-plays. I thought it didn't work at first. I updated my comment - only the Trip To Spain is available now.
That is magic, thanks for the heads up. The only one up for me was Spain and seemed more like something new from Focus Features about to brothers going across country for their estranged fathers funeral.
Coogan's got such a lot of talent, a really clever man with some comedy gold (and dramatic performances too). I reckon he will just keep getting better and better like a fine wine.
His Kinnock impression is spot on. There's a sketch where a Chris Morris is trying to sell The News of the World a cassette of Kinnock abusing a waiter. The first time I heard it I was completely taken in.
His Kinnock impression is spot on. There's a sketch where a Chris Morris is trying to sell The News of the World a cassette of Kinnock abusing a waiter. The first time I heard it I was completely taken in.
@@hobbit9865 it's a line from The Trip where Steve and Rob Brydon are trading off Michael Caine impressions - can't remember which movie but this was one of the lines they were doing in various infections
I saw an interview with Steve when he was filming in Ireland. In the middle of it he slipped into an Irish accent. It was not the typical offensive, English, stage Irish accent. It was absolutely spot on.
@@PanglossDr I take it you've not met 56 million English people personally, so you saying it's a "typically English racist reaction" based on your own personal experience of meeting a few is definitely your stereotyping. Be a good chap and sort that one out, thank you kindly.
@@howarddavies7696 Absolutely. Like it is something that comedians do so well at times. The ability to do/say silly things in a silly way soo seemingly naturally or well prepared. Ricky Gervais tried to explain it once. It was about president Obama cracking jokes in speeches i think. Something he referred to as "the timing". Coogan and Atkinson are just soo good at it. It's legendary.
I met Steve yesterday (24th Feb 23) he came to my Grandma's funeral. With his mother, after the service he took his mother home and then came to the wake on his own. Spoke to my mum, my aunts 1 by 1 and then my Grandad. It was very wholesome and I appreciated it so much that he did that.
@DonJuanDM yeah, he grew up with my mum and her sisters. His mother was my Grandma's best friend back in Blackley. That was the first time I met him, sad way to meet him but yeah.
@TH-cam Man meh did meet Steve at his Grandma's funeral. I should know, I am the Grandad referred to. During the funeral he was asked to say a few words and did a Ronnie Corbett meets Silvester Stallone skit. My wife would have appreciated it because she loved both of them. Afterwards Steve invited us to his Beverley Hills mansion. He flew us out on his private jet ... I know what you are thinking....
@Fur Q That was just an Alan Partridge skit.
@Fur Q if that's his biggest crime then sounds like a bloody decent guy
Was he wearing a Castrol GTX bomber jacket?
Also, that Stallone impression was actually spot on
He does a good Arnold too
And his Ronnie Corbett wasn't?
Really good !
@@Nautilus1972 Brydon's Corbet is better for sure
Steve's wonderful as is Graham's show and all the guests.
Not many people can actually pull off stallone. His voice is really distinctive but is actually difficult to get perfect and Coogan nailed it.
It always impresses me when someone can do such a spot-on impression of someone who has a completely different accent.
@@WeirdVideoGames Coogan is a master impersonator
HELPPPP, I'm stuck in a never-ending rabbithole of Graham Norton Show Highlights!!
Could always watch some Blackadder instead.
So am I :( and I'm not even sorry....and it's almost 4 am here!!
Happened to me last week... now I’m back for more... there’s no cure 😂
May it never end. Coogan is so damn funny.
Just relax and let yourself go, its ok.. really. Sleep, no shhhh sleep, thats it 👥
That was by far the best Stallone I’ve ever heard
Even better than Jim Carry did?
I've heard a lot better actually
@@EtsiJuuret Jim Carry's impressions are caricatures. They don't actually sound like the person really.
@@APRICEPRODUCTION Maybe from professional impressionists that do that full time. Coogan is a comedian who happens to do great impressions.
Carter Mahoney It is
He’s an underappreciated genius!
So am I.
@@sstills951 w⚓.
Dont necessarily like the man, however I concede he is a fine actor and of course a brilliant impersonator.
@@meredith218461 like man?
@@meredith218461 are you from People Just Do Nothing?
Steve Coogan is so great, he deserves to be more appreciated. For instance I often tell people about Hamlet 2 and they've never even heard of it. That movie should be as famous as Wayne's World.
Hamlet 2 was pure gold. Rock me Baby Jesus
@@adamglenn5477 Blasphemy. Isn't it Rock Me Sexy Jesus, which is worse?
Meh, I was a huge fan but he's past it. His more famous and celebrated works were written by talented writers. His rants about politics only make him even less funny.
@@6581punkIs it because of the Savile role? Partridge is an eternal classic, and whatever is written for him (and Steve clearly contributes himself), that character is a real, complete personality, and that's all Steve's creation, an amazing achievement.
No wonder. That movie made $5m globally.
Wow! That is probably one of the most genius impressions I have ever heard. Stallone and Alan Bennett. Brilliant!
I just love what a good time John C. Reilly is having 😂
Yeah he showed a lot of class, I can't imagine he has a clue who Ronnie Corbett is
@@dzonbrodi514 If you listen carefully he says he watched the Two Ronnies.
@@dzonbrodi514 He’s watched The Two Ronnie’s
@@dzonbrodi514no chance. Every comedian (even unfunny man child ones) will know the two Ronnie's.
@@thatoneguychad420 I bet you are British
I remember being on Sainsbury’s one day and bumping into Steve, we actually stood and compared impressions for 15 minutes! Great man, great times
He threw his whole body into the Stallone impression...fantastic!
Stan and Ollie is a great film, both were superb, a truly moving tribute to the greatest double act ever
Whenever i see Steve Coogan ....it makes me wanna rewatch tropic thunder .....he is so hilarious and so is the entire film
R.I.P Ronnie Corbett.
The little big legend.
Both Ronnie's gone now. Never to be replaced.
I always forget that he's no longer with us ☹️
@CD Smith ...and now, it's goodnight from the both of us.
RIP indeed. Coogan’s impression of him here was pretty weak frankly.
RIP Steve Coogan. Then again, maybe he was always insufferably woke.
Criminally underrated comedian.
Actually think he is rated quite highly, Alan partridge is genius.
@@jimbob8992 Ricky Gervais doesn't seem to acknowledge it but I think David Brent was largely a rip-off of Alan Partridge.
Personally i thought the impersonations were pretty awful
@@jimbob8992 I wish Steve would walk up to Ricky and say
_"Smell my cheese, you Mother"_
no way he's had a big career. hugely successful
Love, love, love when skilled mimics play two impersonations off of one another. Been a rare thing for too long.
Stallone and Bennett . . usual Coogan genius, lemon puffs 😆
I know Alan Bennet in person.I see him around often with his lovely partner.They are both lovely people.
Steve's portrayal of Jimmy Saville was eerily haunting. Absolutely brilliantly actor.
Yeah, not the easiest watch for a Coogan fan.. bloody haunting
Steve Coogan is a British treasure. What a weird and funny mind this man has.
Well the EU are welcome to him. (Is that the correct pronoun?)
@@hermanmunster3358 I can smell gammon
Jeremy Corbyn agrees.
LOL!
@@sneer0101 I smell bitterness. And barely contained hysteria.
Never met him but I know people who have met and worked with him and who tell me he's really not a very nice man.
Sliced Alone... He does a fantastic sliced alone; it's honestly the best there is out there.
Is this spelling a reference to something?
Luxury Boosh:
1:20
Sliced Alone that's bloody fantastic
What brilliant concepts he comes up with, Sylvester Stallone and Alan Bennet, fantastic!
Probably one of the more authentic impressions ever done.
I want Sarah to be a regular on the show. Just, you know, laughing her adorable laugh in the background 😍😍😍
O thank you. She's too look at me
Laurel and Hardy was a beautiful film, he did brilliant
One of my favourite films witch is coincidental because laurel and Hardy are my favourite comedy duo.
Both John Riley and Steve Coogan did a truly remarkable performances of the legendary pair.
i adore him, so clever funny and talented and insightful.
Steve Coogan's comedic ability is very underrated.
Is it? I think he gets a lot of credit for his comedy
Maybe in the UK, but in the U.S. he sort of flies under the radar.
In the UK if you know your comedy everyone has him as a legend and genius. Yeah in US hes unknown but not really surprising
My old Dad saw Alan Partridge and grumbled about slipping standards at the BBC. Still chuckle at the memory.. :)
Same! My old dad saw KMKY and didn't realise it was a parody. Long time ago now, and it was only episode 1
Best Stallone ever.
Rob Brydon does the best Ronnie Corbett impression then again he's had practice opportunities in practically every episode of WILTY ever
Probably because it's the only impression he can do. One trick pony.
Rob's Ronnie is the best 👓
His Alan Partridge impression is probably the best I have ever seen any do, but Steve Coogan is so good, its like Alan is really there.
His Stallone impression caught me off guard the first. The voice just doesn’t match his appearance and that is genius lol
We need more of Steve Coogan doing anything.
I wonder if Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon have seen Netflix's auto-created preview videos for their Trip movies like The Trip To Italy? (The ones that play automatically when you are just browsing.) They are awesome - the artificial intelligence doesn't understand the movies are comedy, so it auto created previews with flowery music and clips that make it seem like they're a gay couple on a romantic holiday, complete with drama and romance. So hysterical. Edit: Looks like only The Trip To Spain is available now, and the music/preview (which comes up on the Apple TV) is more like a serious drama. :-)
*runs to Netflix*
That's hilarious, how do you trigger those automated trailers? I keep scrolling and refreshing haha
@@tomimpala On the Apple TV, first I searched for the movie, then added it to my watchlist so it comes up in the watchlist row. Then I highlighted the thumbnail and the preview auto-plays. I thought it didn't work at first. I updated my comment - only the Trip To Spain is available now.
That is magic, thanks for the heads up. The only one up for me was Spain and seemed more like something new from Focus Features about to brothers going across country for their estranged fathers funeral.
@@nullunit Yeah, that's what I found as well when I went and re-checked. I'm not sure if I'm mis-remembering or if Netflix removed the other movies.
Blown away by these two .Magical performance .xxxx
Steve Coogan must be one of the best all round talents this country has produced.Ever.
Coogan's got such a lot of talent, a really clever man with some comedy gold (and dramatic performances too). I reckon he will just keep getting better and better like a fine wine.
His Kinnock impression is spot on. There's a sketch where a Chris Morris is trying to sell The News of the World a cassette of Kinnock abusing a waiter. The first time I heard it I was completely taken in.
Steve Coogan is fantastic in all he does .
That is going to be such a good show tonight. Great guest list and Graham always brings out the best in them.
Brilliant Coogan, vastly underrated the guys is a superb actor and mimic
His Kinnock impression is spot on. There's a sketch where a Chris Morris is trying to sell The News of the World a cassette of Kinnock abusing a waiter. The first time I heard it I was completely taken in.
Another man who's slipped into legend without us really noticing.
HIs Stallone impression is better than Stallone's impression of himself.
Coogan is one of the most underrated actors around!
He was brilliant in Stan and Ollie.
I used to only be able to see him as alan partridge . Now I will only be able to see him as stan laurel .
How can you not love Steve Coogan
That Ronnie Corbett was spot on. I couldn't tell the difference.
Met Coogan as an extra on his comedy Ideal Home in Santa Fe. Glad he's getting more recognition stateside.
Steve Coogan was one of the main voices of Spitting Image
His Alan Bennett was uncanny 👍
I believe that his greatest impression was that of Albert Steptoe as performed on The Trip. "Don't leave me, Harold!"
A great moment in history. Some excellent work was done on Steptoe and Son.
The bit of Irish!
He, Enfield and Chris Barrie were the backbone of Spitting Image. Granted that nobody could get Thatcher quite like Steve Nallon did.....
Indeed. His impression of an actor is the best I ever saw.
1:50 for our American cousins, yes; over here in Britain & Ireland we actually have biscuits (cookies) called Lemon Puffs and Happy Faces
That Stallone impression was better than Stallone himself
Brilliance, sheer brilliance !
Crikey that Stallone impression was bang on.
LOOOOVE Steve Coogan 💖💖 Especially in Philomena.
It was perfect casting for both of them.
Sarah's laugh is blessing my life
Steve coogan is awesome. Hamlet 2 is an underrated gem. See it yesterday!
Perfect Ronnie Corbett......amazing
1:37 is where I started to understand what he's saying, 1:50 gone again :)
- 'I want to be funny BUT with dignity'
- (whispers)...'do your Frank Spencer'
- 'Oooooh Betty the cat's done a whoopsie'
do your wogan for us
Love him! God Bless Steve Coogan! Made me laugh so much when he did Stallone!!! Oh and he looks like Christopher Lee too!!
OMG he does too, great spot
absolute talent steve coogan
Steve Coogan nearly always makes me laugh
If you shut your eyes it feels like Ronnie Corbett is in the room, chills.
That was a great alan Bennett impression
she was only sixteen years old
sixteen
HollyBlueAgitated I’m stupid. Who was?
@@hobbit9865 it's a line from The Trip where Steve and Rob Brydon are trading off Michael Caine impressions - can't remember which movie but this was one of the lines they were doing in various infections
HollyBlueAgitated thank you
@@h0lly_blue From Get Carter I think.
I saw an interview with Steve when he was filming in Ireland. In the middle of it he slipped into an Irish accent.
It was not the typical offensive, English, stage Irish accent. It was absolutely spot on.
Being offensive to the English is typically oirish.
@@utherpendragon5773 That sounds like a typically English racist reaction.
@@PanglossDr saying the English are typically racist seems like a stereotypical view of the English.
@@drey8 That comment was from my personal experience of them.
@@PanglossDr I take it you've not met 56 million English people personally, so you saying it's a "typically English racist reaction" based on your own personal experience of meeting a few is definitely your stereotyping. Be a good chap and sort that one out, thank you kindly.
Coogan is legendary at doing impressions. I swear him and Atkinson. Always makes me crack.
Ianthe22 That's spot on mate,but don't tell the world that they make you crack it's illegal. lol- top humour eh?.
@@howarddavies7696 Absolutely. Like it is something that comedians do so well at times. The ability to do/say silly things in a silly way soo seemingly naturally or well prepared. Ricky Gervais tried to explain it once. It was about president Obama cracking jokes in speeches i think. Something he referred to as "the timing". Coogan and Atkinson are just soo good at it. It's legendary.
Ianthe22 Thanks for the reply matey,you're up late?.-oh yeah Coogan and Atkinson are making you crack.-Make sure you share it with them.lol.
Ianthe22 Uhh did you miss my play on your words the first time mate?.lol.
@@howarddavies7696 It's late ehre when i write thisXD. And no i am not using the word again or telling the world.
Jesus, what a panel. I want to watch this whole episode.
Still can’t believe that Steve Coogan voices Ramsbottom in Despicable Me. That’s just insane. Steve is a talented actor and great impressionists
He started in 'Spitting Image' so many light years ago now
You can see John O Reilly was still happy to be with Steve well after filming of Stan & Ollie has finished.
It would be great if they do more work together. Maybe they'll go on tour doing a vaudeville show.
It's all in the contrast. Brilliant.
He was a regular on Spitting Image. Impersonations were his BUSINESS.
Ronnie corbett was on point! It's quite trippy to watch corbett's voice on Steve Coogan's face 🤣🤣
@Simple
Almost as good as Rob Brydon's Corbett.
Just watched tonight's show, brilliant as per usual, coogan was outstanding with his impressions.
Steve Coogan. A very talented actor/comedian.
Imagine if Stallone and Coogan were pedalling films at the same time and had a Slyoff on the couch.
Why does he feel like he Will be perfect for a new Doctor Who
Talented guy.
Coogan has some good impressions.
Fantastic impression of Ronnie Corbett, but I can't believe he asked if anyone remembered him!!!!!
I had the pleasure of having dinner in London with Ronnie Corbett, lovely man
Awesome talent
His impersonations are f..... g brilliant.
This is the best talk show ever
Most of the original spitting image cast were so talented.
Graham for oscars
The Music Arena that would be amazing!!!
Not a chance
Great Irish presenter 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇪🇺
Your.
Self.
Coogan could've played Doctor Who at one time.
TM Martin definetly
I agree and, weirdly, Richard E Grant on the other end of the sofa did :)
Just Vin he did in scream of the shalka
If only it were this time!
Coogan for Doctor who. definitely, listen up producers!
I love him. He's so hysterical and talented.
I grew up with his movies and I have seen a lot but that was the best
Coogan is a genius
Just so talented this guy
This is the ONLY talk show host that I find entertaining.
Him & Rob Brydon do good Ronnie Corbett impressions ha!