At the beginning of "The Trip to Italy," the follow-up to 2010's wry, melancholic gastro-tour, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon pose a question: Why are they doing this again? Sequels are never good. Along with the inevitable "Godfather Part II" retort comes lots of impressions of Al Pacino. And Gore Vidal. And Sean Connery. And, yes, Michael Caine. Their impression-offs, which shot Michael Winterbottom's art house film "The Trip" into the viral stratosphere, remains the bread and butter of the BBC s...
Rob Brydon's Michael Caine Impression Is Still The Best (Sorry, Steve Coogan)
The Huffington Post - 5 Aug 2014 21:31
At the beginning of "The Trip to Italy," the follow-up to 2010's wry, melancholic gastro-tour, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon pose a question: Why are they doing this again? Sequels are never good. Along with the inevitable "Godfather Part II" retort comes lots of impressions of Al Pacino. And Gore Vidal. And Sean Connery. And, yes, Michael Caine. Their impression-offs, which shot Michael Winterbottom's art house film "The Trip" into the viral stratosphere, remains the bread and butter of the BBC s...
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