British Comedy Guide
James Corden
James Corden

James Corden

  • 46 years old
  • English
  • Actor, writer, executive producer and presenter

Press clippings Page 17

The comedy panel show take a trip Stateside in this new series. James Corden is a bit of a star across the Atlantic, so he plays host to Jamie Redknapp, Andrew Flintoff and Jack Whitehall as they join him for a boys' adventure across the US in an RV, taking in the views and undertaking various American-style competitive actitivities with forfeits for the loser. Will there be bantz? Ah yes, there will be bantz.

David Stubbs, The Guardian, 10th May 2016

Ruth Jones: No more Gavin & Stacey

"I can promise you absolutely that there are no plans to make one," says Ruth Jones after her co-creator James Corden revealed he'd "love" to do a special of the hit comedy.

Radio Times, 23rd March 2016

James Corden wants to film one last Gavin and Stacey

The Late, Late Show presenter has teased fans of the BBC comedy that there is hope on the horizon for it to come back.

Natalie Corner, Daily Record, 16th March 2016

James Corden poses for tattooed fashion shoot

It's late afternoon in the Hollywood Hills, and James Corden, the 37-year-old host of The Late Late Show on CBS, is basking behind clear glass in a luxurious shower inside a lavish $20 million home.

Jason Gay, The Wall Street Journal, 3rd March 2016

James Corden revives Smithy for Sport Relief 2016

James Corden has revived his popular Gavin & Stacey character Smithy to raise money for Sport Relief 2016.

British Comedy Guide, 20th February 2016

James Corden to host this year's Tony Awards

James Corden will host this year's Tony Awards.

The Stage, 2nd February 2016

James Corden on cracking America

"It was ambitious, given that nobody knew who I was. I'd never even been on an American talk show before they gave me the job."

Emma Dibdin, Digital Spy, 14th January 2016

James Corden and Jack Whitehall on being back together

The duo talk about whether Corden's changed since rubbing shoulders with Hollywood stars, the future of the BBC -- and how easy it is to get Wotsits across the pond...

Susanna Lazarus, Radio Times, 7th January 2016

Pics: James Corden and John Bishop watch football

West Ham United supporter James Corden gleefully gloats in front of pal John Bishop after watching his club defeat Scouse comedian's beloved Liverpool FC.

Dan Cain, Daily Mail, 2nd January 2016

James Corden calls for continued funds for young talent

James Corden has urged the BBC to make sure young writers, directors and actors are still funded to make new shows once BBC3 is made online only.

Jasper Jackson, The Guardian, 29th December 2015

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