Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
Comedy • PG-13 • 2013 • 1 hr 30 min
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Peter Baynham, Steve Coogan, Neil Gibbons, Armando Iannucci, Rob Gibbons
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Light hearted fare with low effort laughs. Coogan delivers a character worth exploring
A good Partridge movie. Back of the net!
Not the best Alan Partridge content, but a bit broader and accessible for newcomers. A great place to start if you wanted to get into him!
For myself, a Norfolk being, living where this takes place is strange, but it certainly captures its own mind and humour, with positivity
Haven't seen in a while but I think it was alright at the time
Meh. It was okay to watch once, I guess. But I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.
Really good! A close to the original series as possible. Great way to revive the character!
a pretty good extension of the classic series but it just makes you want to watch the TV show instead
Not as funny as the series but definitely had its moments.
Cracking good laugh! Don't know if Partridge has been exported outside of the UK now, but at least we find find him hilarious! Top film!😉🤭
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