Steve Coogan Reveals the True Power of Comedy

Steve Coogan talks about relating to Stan Laurel during the filming of his latest film 'Stan and Ollie', and continues to explain the power that great comedy has in highlighting the human condition.
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[@cozyslor]

He is insightful without being pretentious. Well done.

[@mrlozmoore]

not my words, the words of TOP GEAR magazine!!!

[@lysander1]

not the words of shakin stevens?

[@Stabyan]

Lovely stuff.

[@JasonPuckettNY]

steve coogan is a treasure

[@steveconn]

It was an honor to meet Mr. Coogan as an extra on his film Ideal Home in Santa Fe back in 2016. Good comedy, now on HBO, check it out.

[@FanVarious]

A true comic genius from England. Love Steve Coogan.

[@Robskit6]

Truth is universal. Getting to the truth is usually serious business, but many a true word is said in jest.

[@Kev80ification]

A true comedic genius!

[@gregjones8412]

I'm not driving a mini metro

[@Markenny2001]

Love Steve Coogan please interview more British personalities I had an epiphany during this video thank you

[@philturner1242]

Is an epiphany the same as a sadphany, but laughing instead?

[@MarkPalmerISP]

I had no idea there was more Partridge material. This is great!

[@kingoftheseamusic]

the recurring reaction shots of the interviewer are hilarious

[@RollingOrmond]

Met Steve on his film Ideal Home in Santa Fe a few summers ago. Nice guy, hope his profile rises in the states.

[@aaaa6824]

All too true. I love it.

[@8563robbie]

equidistant between chit-chat and analysis

[@jimi4906]

Great question and a great answer.

[@shahree100]

It’s hotter than the sun!

[@SarahSmith-nr2wj]

Argggg he's so great.

[@RafeAddisonMusic]

As someone that loves to make people laugh in my own videos, mostly using songs I write, I appreciate his insight. The stuff I do may seem silly to others but it was a thought out process and not just random nonsense.

[@CS-mo7xp]

it's duncan thickett!

[@BooN877]

"It takes a lot of care to make something look carefree" Yahtzee

[@gohumberto]

...What a Video!

[@sinbad8982]

The greatest comic actor since Peter Sellers, a true comedy genius

[@nigelcarren]

I am playing this REALLY loud on a Bang & Olufsen!

[@gohumberto]

Bang & Olufsen? oo..hahahaha

[@nigelcarren]

Look @@gohumberto they were there when I moved in!!

[@nigelcarren]

Great to see@keflar5 , that I am not the only one who likes to unwind... at Tandy!

[@nigelcarren]

Watch it! @keflar5 😂

[@nigelcarren]

I'm handy! @keflar5

[@harryrambler]

Back of the net!

[@W00DSMAN]

Can't wait for Partridge to return to the BBC next year. Its been too long.

[@agee7777]

i wished hed have answered the question as Alan.

[@NxDoyle]

Something is happening to Coogan's accent. He's losing his voiceless stop consonant and making it a d, like the old school DJ's, including...Dave Clifton!

[@_Shadbolt_]

If you check much older interviews with Americans he'll start picking up American accent habits. When he's back on British soil, he goes British.

[@_Shadbolt_]

@A. Fox I don't think he does it on purpose tbh, just subconsciously trying to blend in

[@moobengy]

He's a dosser, and a dwad!

[@DaveThompsonfairlife4all]

@@moobengy Someone had to say it!

[@moobengy]

@@DaveThompsonfairlife4all . But is he back on the boddle?

[@weekendwireless]

When did Steve Coogan start speaking in an American accent

[@maggieadams8600]

He doesn't speak with an American accent now.

[@nickfreeman9378]

There is a small island halfway across the Atlantic ocean. Here on the island transatlantic English is spoken freely, without judgement. The current head of the island is Mark Ronson. Ronson is said to have the best example of this very specific twangy tongue. Together they charm people on both sides of the pond and therefore appeal to both the Rich Tea and the Cookie all at once, in gloriously, biscuity harmony.

[@_Shadbolt_]

If you check much older interviews with Americans he'll start picking up American accent habits. When he's back on British soil, he goes British.

[@sinbad8982]

There's definitely a hint creeping in especially when he says laugh

[@janosk8392]

American English originated in England!

[@philturner1242]

"Smell my cheese!!"

[@lysander1]

who is the interviewer? he's good.

[@TheSuperQuail]

His name is Sam Jones

[@Misteryowl]

It's interesting, the way you substitute a d for a t when you're broadcasting...

[@TNJX]

Why is Steve speaking in an american accent? Sounds like he's doing an impression from The Trip

[@berlinocelot]

Who invented the skip?

[@MrFaceHead]

I’m detecting an American twang to his voice.

[@ArnoGoldfinger]

A dosser and a dwad.

[@harryrambler]

Kiss my face!

[@lewisb9226]

Dramadic

[@tomjones5301]

Lewis B full on dave clifton D there

[@lysander1]

Back on the boddle @@tomjones5301

[@nigelcarren]

Come on Lewis, don't be a Dwad! Its nearly Christmas 🎄

[@crashdavis721]

dosser

[@lysander1]

Crash Davis splidding hairs.

[@kevinpenman6443]

American accent 🤨

[@LaMOi1]

Why does he sound Scottish?

[@kingloser4198]

?

[@YIIMM]

*That's not what Scottish people sound like. At all.*

[@ukrpgfan4029]

What's he banging on about?

[@mistaben2k]

He's obviously picked up American sounding voice by spending so much time filmmaking there.

[@jameswoowaa479]

He’s alright, but he goes on about ladders way too much.