Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on Why It’s Time to End ‘The Trip’ Franchise

playing exaggerated versions of themselves, has all the familiar elements that gave the series its cult status in the U.S. There are long, luxurious meals consumed in beautiful locations, interspersed with dueling impressions from two talented mimics channeling everyone from Mick Jagger to Michael Caine.

Beginning with 2010’s “The Trip,” which found the men on a foodie tour of the North of England, the pair have also added Spain and Italy to their itineraries. But the movies are more than just travelogues. What gives “The Trip” its potency is that intermixed with five-star meals and stunning vistas is a meditation on mortality and celebrity. In advance of the U.S.

I love these movies ❤️❤️

Such funny movies, they're really great together! Sad to hear the series is ending, but looking forward to seeing the 3rd instalment!👌

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