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* ShoutOut: Coogan and Brydon's competitiveness over their Film/JamesBond impressions lead them to spontaneously reenact a version of the dinner table confrontation between Bond and Scaramanga in ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' ("Come come, Mr. Bond, you derive just as much pleasure from killing as I do..."). There's also a number of Creator/MichaelCaine and Creator/AlPacino impressions. Brydon is also asked to perform his [[SignatureScene 'man trapped in a box']] routine from his live shows by a number of people.
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* ShoutOut: Coogan and Brydon's competitiveness over their Film/JamesBond impressions lead them to spontaneously reenact a version of the dinner table confrontation between Bond and Scaramanga in ''Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun'' ("Come come, Mr. Bond, you derive just as much pleasure from killing as I do..."). There's also a number of Creator/MichaelCaine and Creator/AlPacino impressions. Brydon is also asked to perform his [[SignatureScene 'man trapped in a box']] box' routine from his live shows by a number of people.
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Not to be confused with the [[Film/TheTrip 2002 gay romance film]] of the same name or the 1967 film by Creator/RogerCorman.
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Not to be confused with the [[Film/TheTrip the 2002 gay romance film]] film of the same name or the 1967 film by Creator/RogerCorman.
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* CliffhangerCopout: ''The Trip to Spain'' abruptly ends with Steve stranded alone in the Moroccan desert being approached by a group of jihadists in a car. ''The Trip To Greece'' begins with Steve and Rob already together, and the only mention of this cliffhanger is when Rob chides Emma for always worrying about Steve, highlighting Steve's brief "disappearance" in Morocco as an example.
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* LiteralMetaphor: when Steve gets stuck halfway across a series of stepping stones across a river, Rob is quick to point out that he's "stuck in a metaphor". Then [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Steve falls into the river]].
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* LiteralMetaphor: when Steve gets stuck halfway across a series of stepping stones across a river, Rob is quick to point out that he's "stuck in a metaphor". Then [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Steve falls into the river]].river.
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A third installment, ''The Trip to Spain'', was released in 2017, while the fourth, ''The Trip to Greece'', began airing on Sky One in March 2020. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed another installment, titled ''The Trip to Ireland''.
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A third installment, ''The Trip to Spain'', was released in 2017, while the fourth, ''The Trip to Greece'', began airing on Sky One in March 2020. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed another installment, titled Despite some earlier talk of ''The Trip to Ireland''.
Ireland'', Coogan has indicated that the fourth installment is the last.
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** ''The Trip to Greece'': [[spoiler:The trip is cut short by the death of Steve's elderly father. While Rob continues the trip with his wife Sally, Steve returns to England to grieve with his family.]]
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* FasterThanTheyLook: Steve talks a lot in Greece about how in shape he is for his age and tells a waitress how well he swims. When they do get down to an impromptu race in the sea, Rob beats him.
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* FasterThanTheyLook: Steve talks a lot in Greece about how in shape he is for his age and tells a waitress how well he swims. When they do get down to an impromptu race in the sea, Rob beats him.
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* ChasteHero: In Greece Steve mocks Rob when he's slyly watching some women towelling themselves off and Rob is shocked to see that Steve is staring at their bent-over backsides. Steve expects that Rob thinks people are like Franchise/ActionMan downstairs.
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* FasterThanTheyLook: Steve talks a lot in Greece about how in shape he is for his age and tells a waitress how well he swims. When they do get down to an impromptu race in the sea, Rob beats him.
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A third installment, ''The Trip to Spain'', was released in 2017. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed a fourth installment, titled ''The Trip to Ireland''.
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A third installment, ''The Trip to Spain'', was released in 2017. 2017, while the fourth, ''The Trip to Greece'', began airing on Sky One in March 2020. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed a fourth another installment, titled ''The Trip to Ireland''.
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** The Trip To Italy takes the baton and runs with this, being set [[CaptainObvious in Italy]], with wonderful shots of sprawling beaches, rustic old towns and vineyards.
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** The Trip To Italy takes the baton and runs with this, being set [[CaptainObvious in Italy]], Italy, with wonderful shots of sprawling beaches, rustic old towns and vineyards.
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Not to be confused with the [[Film/TheTrip 2002 gay romance film]] of the same name.
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Not to be confused with the [[Film/TheTrip 2002 gay romance film]] of the same name.name or the 1967 film by Creator/RogerCorman.
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''The Trip'' is a 2010 British comedy-drama directed by Creator/MichaelWinterbottom and starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as... [[AsHimself Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon]]. Originally a six-part BBC television series, it was recut and released as a feature film in 2011.
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''The Trip'' is a 2010 British comedy-drama directed by Creator/MichaelWinterbottom and starring Steve Coogan Creator/SteveCoogan and Rob Brydon Creator/RobBrydon as... [[AsHimself Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon]]. Originally a six-part BBC television series, it was recut and released as a feature film in 2011.
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* LiteralMetaphor: when Steve gets stuck halfway across a series of stepping stones across a river, Rob is quick to point out that he's "stuck in a metaphor". Then [[CrowningMomentOfFunny Steve falls into the river]].
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* LiteralMetaphor: when Steve gets stuck halfway across a series of stepping stones across a river, Rob is quick to point out that he's "stuck in a metaphor". Then [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Steve falls into the river]].
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* BourgeoisBohemian: Steve definitely comes across as a bit of a champagne socialist who pontificates on art, poetry and history while dining at fancy restaurants and driving in posh cars. Amusingly he gets very prickly when meeting the {{Hipster}} busker in Spain, (though not [[JerkassHasAPoint entirely without reason]]), who is basically just a younger more trendy version of him. Rob, by contrast, is much more of a [[{{Luvvies}} luvvie]].
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** Throughout the editing contrasts the free holiday the pair are getting with their much less serene working lives. When they aren't living it up in top restaurants they are often on the phone to their agents, or fretting that their careers aren't as successful as they hoped and where the next job is coming from. TruthInTelevision of course, for most folks in showbusiness.
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** ''The Trip to Spain'' [[spoiler: The two girls go home, then Rob goes back to his family, leaving Steve pottering around on his lonesome in the Range Rover, clearly suffering from writer's block and loneliness despite his pretensions to become the next Hemingway. Finally he persuades his old flame (whom he has discovered is pregnant with someone else's child) from the first Trip to meet him in Spain... only it's AllJustADream. He's actually asleep in the car on a dirt road as some suspicious looking "freedom fighter" posse in a pickup truck bear down on him.]]
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* TakeThat: At one point in the first series, Steve gripes on the phone to his agent that he doesn't want to get cast in ''Series/DoctorWho'' as an alien or something.
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* SwappedRoles: In the sequel, ''The Trip To Italy'', it appears that the two have exchanged places. Coogan is happy and content to bring up the success of his autobiography for Alan Partridge, as opposed to downplaying the importance of the character in his life; by contrast, Brydon is now the one keen to get away from his suburban life, and eventually beds a woman despite being married with children. Brydon is also the one to propose the trip, as it is revealed he essentially ''ghost-wrote'' the initial articles for the UK restaurants on Steve's behalf.
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* SwappedRoles: In the sequel, ''The Trip To Italy'', it appears that the two have exchanged places. Coogan is happy and content to bring up the success of his autobiography for Alan Partridge, as opposed to downplaying the importance of the character in his life; by life, and is making an effort to make stronger ties with his kids. By contrast, Brydon is now the one keen to get away from his suburban life, and eventually beds a woman despite being married with children. Brydon is also the one to propose the trip, as it is revealed he essentially ''ghost-wrote'' the initial articles for the UK restaurants on Steve's behalf.
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A sequel, '''''The Trip to Italy''''', was released in 2014. It follows Coogan and Brydon on [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a trip to Italy]] when the pair are asked by ''The Observer'' to produce a follow-up series of articles. Notable for the new Italian scenery and for Coogan and Brydon subtly [[SwappedRoles exchanging roles]].
A third installment, '''''The Trip to Spain''''', was released in 2017. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed a fourth installment, titled '''''The Trip to Ireland'''''.
A third installment, '''''The Trip to Spain''''', was released in 2017. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed a fourth installment, titled '''''The Trip to Ireland'''''.
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A sequel, '''''The ''The Trip to Italy''''', Italy'', was released in 2014. It follows Coogan and Brydon on [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a trip to Italy]] when the pair are asked by ''The Observer'' to produce a follow-up series of articles. Notable for the new Italian scenery and for Coogan and Brydon subtly [[SwappedRoles exchanging roles]].
A third installment,'''''The ''The Trip to Spain''''', Spain'', was released in 2017. Winterbottom, Coogan, and Brydon have discussed a fourth installment, titled '''''The ''The Trip to Ireland'''''.
Ireland''.
A third installment,
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'''''The Trip''''' is a 2010 British comedy-drama directed by Creator/MichaelWinterbottom and starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as... [[AsHimself Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon]]. Originally a six-part BBC television series, it was recut and released as a feature film in 2011.
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