Norwich's most famous fictional son arrived in the city almost 10 years ago to premiere his new film, Alpha Papa, but were you there to greet him?
After a long campaign dubbed 'Anglia Square Not Leicester Square' led by Rob Dodsworth, Rob Wilkes and Raf Turnbull, the Radio Norwich presenter arrived by helicopter on July 24, 2013.
He was greeted by hundreds of fans on his arrival at the now-closed Hollywood Cinema, where he met and chatted with the crowd before heading in to watch the world premiere.
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After the film finished Partridge was then flown to London for a second premiere.
Mr Dodsworth, who was the official campaign photographer, said the event brought people together.
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He said: "The event brought so much excitement to our city and showcased it on a global scale.
"Since the Hollywood Cinema is no more, this was like a last hoorah."
Despite excitement from most in the city, the campaigners did run into some criticism from those who felt Partridge represented the wrong view of Norfolk.
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