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"Steve Coogan has confessed that he had reservations about participating in The Trip. The comedy actor revealed in an interview with NPR&amp;#039;s Fresh Air that he struggled with playing a fictionalised version of his real self but found comfort in working with friend and co-star Rob Brydon on the series.  &amp;quot;My biggest fear, really, was that it would be self-indulgent. Actors play my parents and actors play various people I meet, but the only real people are Rob and I,&amp;quot; he explained.  &amp;quot;So it&amp;#039;s a very difficult thing to try and be creative in that type of environment. But if you trust the person you&amp;#039;re with, then you know when you&amp;#039;re improvising you&amp;#039;ll be able to create stuff and come up with ideas.&amp;quot; Coogan recently revealed that he and Brydon are currently in talks about the possibility of making another series of The Trip. Director Michael Winterbottom has suggested that The Trip could be classified as a documentary as it captures the true nature of Coogan and Brydon&amp;#039;s rapport. The feature film version of The Trip opens in US cinemas on June 10. Watch a trailer for The Trip below:   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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