Coogan has been playing the iconic TV and radio presenter parody since 1991, and now – speaking to this week's issue of Radio Times magazine – he admitted that he and his alter ego have started to merge somewhat.
"I don’t mean similar, I mean same pattern, same label. It was the same shirt. I still had to take my shirt off and put his on, just for my own sanity. Then, at the end of the day, I took it off and put it back on the hanger.
"I needed to do that to reassure myself there hadn’t been this moment of singularity where the Venn diagram becomes just one circle. I like to think it’s still a figure eight, at least."
The synopsis teases: "It's a show that makes a statement that will create shockwaves: 'I’m Alan Partridge, and I'm not OK'."
View Green Video on the source websiteThe Trip to the Northern Lights will see Coogan and Rob Brydon exploring northern Europe’s wildest reaches, while reflecting on ageing, ambition, family and fame.
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