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Hollywood star will move back to his £8m countryside home, with pictures showing the property appearing to be very derelict, while the gardens seem to be overgrown.James bought the £8m property near Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire in 2021, with the Gavin and Stacey star said to have paid £2m over the asking price.This came after he sold his previous £6 million Belsize Park property for almost double the amount he purchased it in 2010.The mansion, which boasts an indoor pool, five bedrooms, a tennis court and A-list celebrity neighbours, had been on the market since 2017.The 1960s house, which has a striking curved design, was boarded up after trespassers posted dozens of eerie pictures online, as well as a video ‘tour’.The images, believed to have been taken last year, show an empty indoor pool and a high-end retro interior covered in dirt and grime.The patio was also overgrown with weeds and the electricity was said to work in only some parts of the property.A CCTV system has been installed since the footage appeared online and the gates of the mansion are now plastered with messages to warn off intruders.The images obtained show a gated-off property, with the sign reading: "WARNING POLICE DOGS TRAINING IN THIS AREA (PRIVATE PROPERTY BY PERMISSION)."The windows of the property are also all boarded up, with the land overgrown and the interiors looking worse for wear.The house, which has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a tennis court, sits in 43 acres of parkland near Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.James' house is only a few miles from his modest childhood home in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.A neighbour told the Daily Mail about the abandoned property: "We used to know the previous owners very well many, many years ago.

Piers Morgan, 57, has formed a friendship with the Queen Consort Camilla, 75, after it was reported that he had attended a Christmas Lunch she organised last month.This has left the outspoken TalkTV host leaping to his pal's defence after Prince Harry called Camilla's relationship with the press "dangerous", with Piers hinting the Duke of Sussex has double standards, as he has been "forging relationships" with big US media stars himself.Piers took to Twitter in view of his 8.3 million followers to reply to a Metro article about Prince Harry's CBS interview.The original message reads: "Prince Harry told Anderson Cooper that Camilla's willingness to forge relationships with the press made her ‘dangerous’..."Harry also said of his stepmother, in reference to King Charles leaving his late mother, Princess Diana, for Camilla: "Camilla was the villain, she was the third person in the marriage."Piers has since leapt to his pal's defence, as he quipped: "Says the guy forging relationships with Oprah, James Corden, Netflix, Spotify, Penguin Random House, CBS, and any other media who will pay him $$$ to trash his family."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their views on the former Good Morning Britain host's bold statement.Robprogressive said: "Prince Harry is one of the best Entrepreneurs/marketers of our generation."However, many other social media users took to the comments to defend Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle for their decisions in recent years.Juls_CK said: "Everything Prince Harry said about the British paparazzi, He’s talking mostly about you."Your obsessiveness with them, especially Meghan, is super creepy. You are what everyone says you are.

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Happy Sad Confused Podcast how he felt about returning to the UK with his family after so many years overseas.He replied: "I feel excited and scared in equal measure, which I think is probably a good place to be. I will miss the show, I will miss the show more than I think I can comprehend right now."I will miss the people that I work with, the friendships that I've made.

James Corden is opening up about his “very easy decision” to leave The Late Late Show.

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Andy Cohen is calling out The Late Late Show with James Corden for ripping off his Watch What Happens Live set. The Bravo star went on the Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi podcast where he said his late-night show set a new standard.

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Most people know James Corden as the bombastic host of CBS‘ “The Late Late Show.” Or audiences may know him from his pitiful acting in the likes of “Ocean’s 8,” “Cinderella,” or 2019’s execrable laugh riot “Cats.” But in some deranged alternate universe, James Corden might have landed the role of Samwise Gamgee over Sean Astin in Peter Jackson‘s “The Lord Of The Rings” film trilogy.

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James Corden has revealed that he auditioned to play hobbit Samwise Gamgee in the Lord of the Rings film series from director Peter Jackson.

Andy Cohen accused James Corden of 'ripping off' his Watch What Happens Live [WWHL] set during Tuesday's episode of Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi podcast.While chatting with Bruce Bozzi, who serves as the executive vice president of the Palm Restaurant Group, the producer, 54, explained how his pop culture-based show revolutionized late night talk shows. 'I think there has been a traditional idea of what a late night talk show is, and I would argue that Watch What Happens Live redefined what the late night talk show is,' he stated.  Shady: Andy Cohen accused James Corden of 'ripping off' his Watch What Happens Live [WWHL] set during Tuesday's episode of Table for Two with Bruce Bozzi podcast; seen in 2019He then pointed out how 'James Corden got a bar' for his show, The Late Late Show, which he called a 'great copy' of his set. The Emmy winner, who has been a staple on cable TV since launching Watch What Happens Live in 2009, said he doesn't feel he's getting the recognition he deserves in the late night arena. 'I don't feel totally part of the [late night television] group and I have been on late night TV for 13 years,' he admitted.Cohen then pointed out that when Vanity Fair did a 'big photo shoot' with 'all of the late night talk show hosts' in 2015, he was 'left' out.

Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery? Andy Cohen has alleged that his Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen set inspired James Corden’s talk show.

 The Late Late show host James Corden, 44, explained how he “doesn’t take failure personally” during an appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast with Josh Horowitz yesterday.The Gavin and Stacey star previously faced backlash after Balthazar restaurant owner Keith McNally, 71, accused him of mistreating his staff.The restaurant boss previously hit out at the comedian, branding him “the most abusive customer to my servers” to ever set foot in his New York eatery.Meanwhile, James went on to claim in an interview that he “hasn’t done anything wrong, on any level”. On the podcast yesterday, James spoke about how he handles difficult situations in his career. The star is set to leave The Late Late show after eight years of hosting the CBS programme.Reflecting on his time presenting a late night talk show, he told Josh: “Doing a show like this, it's always an up-at-dawn, pride-swallowing siege - to steal a line from Jerry McGuire. “You're always just trying and hoping that people will get the thing that you’ve pitched them, that they'll have the time or the inclination to do it. “And then you can't take it personally if they don't, because you’ve just got to go, ‘Well, there’s another show tomorrow.’“That’s it, really, there’s another show tomorrow, so you can’t really dwell on anything.”James also recently faced controversy after fans accused him of “stealing” a joke from comedian Ricky Gervais and telling it on his show.Last month, James addressed the accusations on Twitter, writing: “Inadvertently told a brilliant Ricky Gervais joke on the show last night, obviously not knowing it came from him. “It’s brilliant, because it’s a Ricky Gervais joke,” he continued.

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