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Birthplace:
Middleton, Greater Manchester, England
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As a comedic star in his native England, actor Steve Coogan never had to worry much about his appearance. But once the actor turned to Hollywood blockbusters like “Around the World in 80 Days” (2004), co-starring martial arts guru Jackie Chan, Coogan suddenly found himself doing crunches on his hotel room floor – strange for the creator of the paunched and poorly-dressed Alan Partridge of BBC fame. But like all great comedic talents, Coogan managed to mask his true self, whether through physical appearance, exaggerated personality or dead-on impression. A natural performer since childhood,
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Tristram Shandy/Walter Shandy/"Steve Coogan"
2006
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Began performing stand-up comedy while still an undergraduate
Appeared on British variety shows
1989
Made film debut in "Resurrected"
1991
Provided voices for the puppets on the British satirical puppet show "Spitting Image"; most notably for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
Worked on the BBC radio show "On the Hour"; introduced signature character of Alan Partridge
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