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James Corden
James Corden

James Corden

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

Press clippings Page 51

It was only a matter of time before James Corden got his own celebrity panel show and here it is... basically, A Question Of Sport for idiots. Celeb guests include Freddie Flintoff, Neil Morrissey, David Haye and Jamie Redknapp, who spend the first half bantering loudly with their larger-than-life host about tattoos and booze - it's the televisual equivalent of Nuts magazine.

Sharon Lougher, Metro, 11th March 2010

A new comedy quiz, hosted by James Corden, which draws on sports fans' love of lists. Team captains are England cricket monster Andrew Flintoff and Sky football pundit Jamie Redknapp, here to try to shake off the national embarrassment of those holiday advertisements. Regular panellists are comedian John Bishop and Sky Sports News presenter Georgie Thompson. Show one - an hour-long special with guests David Haye and Neil Morrissey was still in the edit suite as we went to press.

Jack Seale, Radio Times, 11th March 2010

A strange sensation nagged at tvBite as, tears of bitter rage trickling down its cheeks, it sat down to the opening stanzas of the symphony of smug that is Sky's take on They Think It's All Over. Dear old Andrew Flintoff was there, making jokes about his drink issues. Top Top Jamie was there, being chummy. And there was the host, popular Gavin And Stacey actor James Corden. Several minutes passed, with tvBite eyeing the kitchen knives lasciviously and wondering what was amiss.

And then it hit! Fully four minutes had gone by without Corden making an amusing self-deprecating reference to his weight! Alarmed, tvBite began calling the Trading Standards Office, but they were out. Offcom were no more use. Just as tvBite was considering a cab to Isleworth or wherever to plead at the door of the TV studio for one, just one, "I am fat" quip, normal service was resumed. Corden then done five jokes about his own physical appearance in the next seven minutes, and all was right with the world once more. Phew! Banter!

TV Bite, 11th March 2010

Video Clip: Greatest Song from a Rubbish Artist?

Here's a bit of web-exclusive fun for you: a clip filmed during the recording of Episode One. Who deserves the Lucas for Greatest Song from a Musical Artist Who is Otherwise Rubbish? Graham Linehan, James Corden and Katy Brand must decide...

BBC Comedy, 11th March 2010

James Corden: 'I turned down World Cup song'

James Corden has claimed that he turned down the chance to record a song for the World Cup.

Dan French, Digital Spy, 10th March 2010

James Corden hosts an hour-long comedy sports-based panel show. I don't know any more, as that first sentence contains at least three reasons why I will never, ever watch it.

Scott Matthewman, The Stage, 8th March 2010

Corden: 'Sketch show was a mistake'

James Corden has claimed that his BBC Three sketch show with Mat Horne was a "mistake".

Alex Fletcher, Digital Spy, 4th March 2010

James Corden calls BBC Three sketch show a 'mistake'

Comic actor James Corden has admitted the sketch show he wrote and starred in with his Gavin and Stacey colleague Mathew Horne was "a mistake".

BBC News, 4th March 2010

James Corden slips into pair of tight Speedos

James Corden slips into pair of frightfully tight Speedos as he joins Tom Daley on the diving board for Sport Relief.

Georgina Littlejohn, Daily Mail, 2nd March 2010

Video: James Corden trains footballers for Sport Relief

Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand have been put through their paces by Gavin and Stacey star James Corden.

BBC News, 1st March 2010

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