SmartLess "James Corden"
Dec 21, 2020
This week, the charming James Corden, an acclaimed British actor and comedian known for The Late Late Show, graces the conversation. He shares the challenges and joys of musical theater, reflecting on the physical toll and emotional highs of live performance. Corden humorously navigates fame and the parenting experience, revealing how celebrity status impacts family life. He also discusses the magic of camaraderie in creative circles, highlighting meaningful connections that transcend industry norms.
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Corden & McCartney
- James Corden convinced Paul McCartney to appear in a Comic Relief sketch by connecting his participation to saving children's lives from malaria.
- Corden named his son Max McCartney, and McCartney sent a blanket embroidered "to Max, from one McCartney to another, love your Uncle Paul".
McCartney's Call
- Paul McCartney called Corden last week about a parody of one of his songs, "Maybe I'm a Mute".
- Willie Nelson had texted the parody to McCartney, showcasing an unexpected connection.
Talent over Fame
- James Corden prioritizes working with talented individuals above working with famous ones.
- He finds talent infectious and loves the collaborative aspect of working with actors and directors.