I'm Alan Partridge (1997-2002) Cast Then and Now

From a travel tavern to a static caravan, I’m Alan Partridge became a landmark British comedy that helped define cringe humour for a generation. Running for two acclaimed series between 1997 and 2002, the show saw Steve Coogan’s deluded broadcaster Alan Partridge navigating post-career collapse with classic catchphrases, awkward interviews, and unforgettable supporting characters.

In this video, we look back at the brilliant cast behind I’m Alan Partridge — from Lynn and Michael to Tex, Sonja, and Dan “from the BP garage”. Find out what happened next to the actors who brought these oddballs and eccentrics to life, including later success in film, TV, and stage. Some became household names, others cult icons — and some you may not have seen in years.

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📺 Cast Featured in This Video:

Steve Coogan – Alan Partridge
Simon Greenall – Michael
Felicity Montagu – Lynn Benfield
Phil Cornwell – Dave Clifton
Amelia Bullmore – Sonja
Barbara Durkin – Susan
Sally Phillips – Sophie
James Lance – Ben
Tim Dantay – Builder
David Schneider – Tony Hayers
Danny Cunningham – Builder
Peter Baynham – Hugh Morris
Andrew Burt – Frank Raphael
Rob Brydon – Baptist Fan
Nigel Lindsay – Bob Fraser
Daniel Cerqueira – Andrew
Peter Serafinowicz – Tex
Stephen Mangan – Dan Moody
Doon Mackichan – Jenny
Graham Linehan – Aidan Walsh
Phoebe Nicholls – Karen Colman
Christopher Morris – Peter Baxendale Thomas
Julia Deakin – Jill
Philip Fox – Estate Agent
Arthur Mathews – Paul Tool
Vicki Pepperdine – Patricia Lessing
Jacquetta May – Siobhan
Jo Enright – Tax Inspector Catherine
Simon Pegg – Steve Bennett
Kevin Eldon – Mike Sampson
Ian Sharrock – Jed Maxwell
Julia Davis – Kate Fitzgerald
Ian Puleston-Davies – Phil Wiley
Rebecca Front – Tessa McPherson

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