Anglian Lives: Alan Partridge

Synopsis

In the 2003 film Anglian Lives: Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan portrays the iconic character Alan Partridge in a satirical mockumentary. The movie delves deep into the life and antics of the fictional radio and television personality, as he navigates his professional and personal challenges. With a blend of humor and wit, the film provides insights into the quirky world of Alan Partridge and the absurd situations he finds himself in. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are taken on a hilarious and at times poignant journey through the life of this beloved yet flawed character.

Cast

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  Steve Coogan

  Alan Partridge

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  Peter Baynham

  Ray Woollard

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  Amelia Bullmore

  Mary (voice)

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  Simon Greenall

  Roy from Caistor-St-Edmonds (voice)

• Melanie Hudson

  Amanda Crowther

Reviews

Anglian Lives: Alan Partridge has garnered praises from critics and audiences alike for its sharp writing, brilliant performances, and clever satire. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a laugh-out-loud mockumentary that showcases Steve Coogan's comedic genius.' IMDb users have rated it 8.4/10, highlighting the enduring appeal of the character and the film's entertainment value. Metacritic commends the film for its 'smart humor and incisive social commentary.' Overall, Anglian Lives: Alan Partridge is a must-see for fans of British comedy and satire, offering a delightful and engaging cinematic experience.