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The Day Today Details

1994 Certificate 15
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A brilliantly funny and pointed parody of aggressive TV journalism. Full of completely farcical, fictional news stories told in sharply realistic melodramatic TV News style. Plus a mockery of weather reports, sports journalism and the American reporters too. Features Steve Coogan's helmet-haired TV debut as Alan Partridge .. Read more

Starring Steve Coogan, Christopher Morris, Rebecca Front, Doon MacKichan
Director Andrew Gillman
Genres Comedy, Television

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The Day Today

A brilliantly funny and pointed parody of aggressive TV journalism. Full of completely farcical, fictional news stories told in sharply realistic melodramatic TV News style. Plus a mockery of weather reports, sports journalism and the American reporters too. Features Steve Coogan's helmet-haired TV debut as Alan Partridge behind the Sports desk. Contains the complete series.

Starring Steve Coogan, Christopher Morris, Rebecca Front, Doon MacKichan, Doon Mackichan
Director Andrew Gillman
Studio BBC WORLDWIDE PUBLISHING
Run time DVD: 3 hrs
Certificate Certificate 15
Genres Comedy, Television
Language DVD: English
Released Production year: 1994

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    • The Day Today
      A brilliantly funny and pointed parody of aggressive TV journalism. Full of completely farcical, fictional news stories told in sharply realistic melodramatic TV News style. Plus a mockery of weather reports, sports journalism and the American reporters too. Features Steve Coogan's helmet-haired TV ...