so for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good.here's a disparity between the very broad—strokes comedy of the film itself and the attempt to deal with more serious subject matter, such as refugees, such as worker exploitation. i was wondering how that would work, because you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry, but putting the two together is quite a challenge. but crucially, michael winterbottom, that's the kind of thing he does. because he is interested in those issues, and it wouldn't be a michael winterbottom film without them, so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them, because it would kind of take the heart out of the film. so i enjoyed it while i was watching it. i don't think it's particularly savagely insightful film, but it's a fun watch — it does have something serious at its heart. whether or not it completely manages to make that more dramatic, that's still up for debate, although there is a very interesting intertwining of the modern retail s

for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good.es there is a disparity between the very broad stroke comedy of the film itself and the attempts to deal with more serious subject matter such as refugees. you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry but putting the two together is quite a challenge. he is interested in those issues and it wouldn't be a film without them so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them because it was kind of take the heart out of the film, so i enjoyed it but i don't think it's particularly the most savagely insightfulfilm, but particularly the most savagely insightful film, but it does particularly the most savagely insightfulfilm, but it does have something serious at its heart. whether or not it completely manages to make that more dramatic, that's still up for debate but there is a very interesting intertwining of the modern retail story with archetypal greek myth which does tie together well. i enjoyed it. ithink greek myth which doe

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - nick jonas steve coogan a performance from broadway's "girl fromhe north country," and featuring the legendary ots crew >> questlove: 1212 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause : ohmy go. hey! [ cheers and applause that's what i'm talking about. welcome everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you are here, you made it. [ cheers and applause you're welcome, thank you! well, you guys, today is mardi gras so if you want to wish someone a happy fat tuesday, definitely make sure they know it is mardi gras [ laughter ] that's right, today is fat tuesday. which means tomorrow is ash wednesday. it's that special time in the city where you see ashes on new yorker's foreheads and have to guess catholic or vape pen accident [ laughter ] let's get to some news earlier tonight, there was another democratic debate and bernie sanders look to cement his front-runner status. yeah, you can tell - [ cheers and applause you can tell bernie's feeling good before the debate, he picked up

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industry exposed by wiki leaks as london fashion week shuts down its glamorous facade we talked to steve coogan and michael winterbottom about their satire on capitalism featuring the last ever on screen performance of u.k. celebrity caroline flack both of all coming up in today's going underground but 1st ahead of next week's hearings on the trial of julian assange still heard nothing from u.k. labor leadership contenders in defense of the wiki leaks publisher but one candidate for deputy richard bergen has been speaking out going on the grounds fine ahmed caught up with him. i think important that we speak out against the actual vision of julian assange who could end up in prison in the united states of america for 175 years people have got to look at was his given reason was given rise to this situation you've got to look at the. crimes that we kill akes exposed the truth the wiki leaks spoken for example look at the. video which came out in 2010 a video which went around the world and horrified people showing innocent civilians in iraq being gunned down that wouldn't have been seen by other

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so for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good., because you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry, but putting the two together is quite a challenge. he's interested in those issues, and it wouldn't be a film without them, so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them, because it would kind of take the heart out of the film. so i enjoyed it while i was watching it. i don't think it's particularly the most savagely insightful film, but it does have something serious at its heart. whether or not it completely manages to make that more dramatic, that's still up for debate, although there is a very interesting intertwining of the modern retail story with kind of archetypal greek myth, which does tie together well as the drama moves on. i enjoyed it, i think more than some critics did. little joe. i don't even know how to begin to describe this, but it is curious and fascinating — goodness. i loved it. this is a brilliantly low—key psychological thriller, and it is a

so steve coogan stars as sir richard ‘greedy‘ mccready who is kind of a loathsome british retail mogul account for himself. this is a fictional tale. fictional, yes. but it will obviously it will ring certain bells for news viewers. he's sunning himself on a greek island, building a coliseum at which he is going to lord over all his toga—clad friends at a party which is meant to be some kind of huge roman spectacular, including wild animals. however, people are dropping out left, right, and centre, so they're having to turn to not real celebrities, but look—alikes. here's a clip:

industry exposed by wiki leaks as london fashion week shuts down its glamorous facade we talked to steve coogan and michael winterbottom about their satire on capitalism featuring the last ever on screen performance of u.k. celebrity caroline flack pulitzer ball coming up in today's going underground but 1st ahead of next week's hearings on the trial of julian the sondra we've still heard nothing from u.k. labor leadership contenders in defense of the wiki leaks publisher but one candidate for deputy richard bergen has been speaking out going on the grounds fine ahmed caught up with him. i think important that we speak out against the actual vision of julian assange who could end up in prison in the united states of america for 175 years people have got to look at was his given reason was given rise to this situation you've got to look at the. crimes that we kill akes exposed the truth the wiki leaks spoken for example look at the. video which came out in 2010 a video which went around the world and horrified people showing innocent civilians in iraq being gunned down that wouldn't have been se

industry exposed by wiki leaks as london fashion week shuts down its glamorous facade we talked to steve coogan and michael winterbottom about their satire on capitalism featuring the last ever on screen before months of u.k. celebrity caroline flack all this of all coming up in today's going underground the 1st ahead of next week's hearings on the trial of julian assange still heard nothing from u.k. labor leadership contenders in defense.

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so for me, i think steve coogan was pretty good.—strokes comedy of the film itself and the attempts to deal with more serious subject matter, such as refugees, such as worker exploitation. i was wondering how that would work, because you could say lots of very serious things about the fashion industry, but putting the two together is quite a challenge. he's interested in those issues, and it wouldn't be a film without them, so i don't think they mesh together perfectly. you wouldn't want the comedy without them, because it would kind of take the heart out of the film. so i enjoyed it while i was watching it. i don't think it's particularly the most savagely insightful film, but it does have something serious at its heart. whether or not it completely manages to make that more dramatic, that's still up for debate, although there is a very interesting intertwining of the modern retail story with kind of archetypal greek myth, which does tie together well as the drama moves on. i enjoyed it, i think more than some critics did. little j

and coming up, steve coogan is a brash retail tycoon trying to restore his reputation.ind out what mark kermode thinks of greed and the rest of this week's week's big cinema releases in the film review, at 5.45. it's 5pm, our top story. in the last hour, it's been confirmed around 35 british nationals will be, we think, able to leave the cruise ship they've been quarantined on for more than two weeks and board the repatriation flight from japan back to the uk. the plane that will take them home has landed at haneda airport in tokyo, and will take off slightly later than planned due to its late arrival. jenny hill is in yokohama for us. explain what exactly hasn't happening in the last hour or so. explain what exactly hasn't happening in the last hour or som the last hour or so, the ordeal has finally come to an end for some of the british passengers who have been stuck on this ship by me for more than two weeks, confined by a large to their cabins. you can only imagine the relief they felt as they boarded the three buses and left the sport en route to the airport. they

and coming up, steve coogan is a brash retail tycoon trying to restore his reputation.the film review, at 5.45. let's return to the news that the duke and duchess of sussex won't be using the brand ‘sussex royal‘ any more. with me now is our royal correspondentjonny dymond. they thought they could can continue to serve for cleaning carry out royal functions and go off and try to achieve some degree of independence and live outside the country for a large amount of the time. now they ended up really com pletely time. now they ended up really completely on the outside. yes, of course they air is still the family role in private role and very clearly always going to be members of the private side of the royal family but publicly there is no role at all. no tories or titles and this is the final signifier, they will not be able to use the role royal. foundation, website, social media feed. it will not have the word royal internet. they are no longer publicly roils. it is a long way from what they intended. does it matter? surely we are talking prince harry and the image is

steve coogan will be here after eight thirty. greed — and he'll tell us what's next for norfolk‘s best loved broadcaster alan partridge. for 10 weeks, michael cullen — better known as speedo mick — has been walking from john o'groats to lands end in nothing but an everton scarf and a pair of swimming trunks. as his challenge draws to a close we'll look back on hisjourney. and the olympic gold medallist alex da nson—bennett has announced her retirement from hockey. she'lljoin us after 7:30 to tell us about her decision. gillian millaine, the mother of the murdered backpacker grace millaine, has said she is heartbroken that she never had the chance to kiss her daughter goodbye. she spoke via a video link during the sentencing of grace's killer — who will serve a minimum of 17 years in prison. grace was killed by the man — who cannot be named for legal reasons — while on a date with him in auckland in 2018. vigils have been held across germany to remember the nine victims killed in wednesday's attack. the gunman opened fire on two s