Steve Coogan and Sir Jonathan Pryce are basically the Mario and Luigi of British acting royalty. The two have held some of ...

"You don't often see penguins in films about human rights abuses," Steve Coogan told Variety, and he's right. The Penguin Lessons operates like it's juggling on a tightrope walk; that's how much of a ...

With a glum teacher and a penguin far from home, “The Penguin Lessons” is a “happy to be sad” film bringing tears and a smile ...

Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is rightfully regarded as one of the great dark comedies ...

During a recent interview with the Current, Coogan, 59, whose films include Night at the Museum, In the Loop and Hamlet 2, ...

The unique backdrop of Argentina during the military junta's Dirty War is crucial to understanding the depth of The Penguin Lessons. As audiences follow Coogan's character, Tom Michell—a Brit seeking ...

Steve Coogan delivers a wonderful performance as ... is also the perfect vehicle to show changes and growth in the characters. The way the story is set up, and Tom Michell's initial lack of ...