Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan initially thought playing fictionalised versions of themselves was "passé".
The Trip's Rob Brydon originally against playing fictional version of himself
Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan initially thought playing fictionalised versions of themselves was "passé".
Originally reported by BBC Entertainment & Arts
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