The gymnist-styled Corden filmed the sketch with series regular John Bishop (click link above for pics).

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Corden previously hosted solo – last year – and with Gavin & Stacey co-star Mat Horne in 2009.

The tour dates for James Corden’s new book – May I Have Your Attention Please? - have been announced.

The new autobiography is set to release on 29 Sept, 2011 and the tour kicks off Friday 30, Sept in London.

The most up-to-date tour info is at www.jamescordentour.co.uk

Or pre-order your copy at Amazon.co.uk

Lastly, click through for the full tour info.

James Corden Book Tour Dates

• Friday 30th September, 12.30pm – WHSmith at Selfridges, London
  400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB. Tel: 0800 123 4000
• Tuesday 4th October, 12.30pm – WHSmith Plymouth
  73-75 New George Street, Plymouth, PL1 1RP. Tel: 01752 669973
• Wednesday 5th October, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Yeovil
  37a Middle Street, Yeovil, BA20 1LG. Tel: 0843 290 8713
• Friday 7th October, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Exeter
  48-49 High Street, Exeter, EX4 3DJ. Tel: 0843 290 8323
• Monday 10th October, 4pm – Waterstone’s Cardiff
  2a The Hayes, Cardiff, CF10 1WB. Tel: 0843 290 8215
• Tuesday 11th October, 12.30pm – WHSmith Trafford Centre
  34 Peel Avenue, The Trafford Centre, Manchester, M17 8BA. Tel: 0161 755 0299
• Wednesday 12th October, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Liverpool One
  12 College Lane, Liverpool, L1 3DL. Tel: 0843 290 8457
• Friday 14th October, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Leeds
  93-97 Albion Street, Leeds, LS1 5JS. Tel: 0843 290 8443
• Tuesday 18th October, 12.30pm – WHSmith Merry Hill 
  L46/L47 Merry Hill Centre, Brierley Hill, Dudley, West Midlands, DY5 1QX Tel: 01384 79485
• Wednesday 19th October, 12.30pm – Asda Derby
  Derby Road, Spondon, DE21 7LW. Tel: 01332 661751
• Friday 21st October, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Leicester
  26 Market Street, Leicester, LE1 6DP. Tel: 0843 290 8447
• Tuesday 25th October, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Edinburgh
  128 Princes Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4AD. Tel: 0131 226266
• Thursday 27th October , 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Newcastle
  Emerson Chambers, Blackett Street, Newcastle, NE1 7JF. Tel: 0191 261 7757
• Friday 28th October, 12.30pm – WHSmith Glasgow 
  53-55 Argyle Street, Glasgow, G2 8AH. Tel: 0141 204 0636
• Monday 31st October – 6pm National Theatre Platform London – ticketed talk followed by signing
  National Theatre, South Bank, London SE1 9PX T: 020 7452 3333
• Thursday 8th December, 12.30pm – Waterstone’s Bluewater
  West Village, Greenhithe, Bluewater, DA9 9SE. Tel: 0843 290 8159
• Friday 9th December, 12.30pm – Tesco Watford
  239-241 Lower High Street, Watford, WD17 2BD. Tel: 0845 6779702
• Thursday 15th December, 12.30pm – WHSmith Thurrock
  107-109 Lakeside Shopping Centre, Essex, RM20 2ZG. Tel: 01708 869175

The pair used to room together before James and Cooper pal Julia Carey got engaged last year. Their friendship is reported to have started while both starred in The History Boys.

It’s rumored that Cooper is in the running along with Mat Horne for role of Best Man in Corden’s upcoming nuptials. Corden + Horne know each other, of course, from the sketch comedy show Horne & Corden as well as the more famous, Gavin & Stacey.

The couple, along with son Max, enjoyed the day, caught up on some news, and (it appears) got the chance to just relax.

Corden has long been a supporter of Sport Relief, filming many appearances for the charity. Most notably as his Gavin & Stacey character Smithy.

SOURCE: The Sun; “Run Fatboy Run;” 1 Aug 2011

The new son to James Corden and Julia Carey arrived this past Tuesday and the Star has postulated a list of possible candidates, including:

1. Mat Horne – partner from Horne & Corden and co-star in Gavin & Stacey
2. Ruth Jones – Gavin & Stacey co-creator
3. Dominic Cooper – History Boys co-star and former flat mate
4. Kate Moss
5. David Walliams
6. Chris Moyles
7. Dizzee Rascal
8. Paul McCartney
9. David Beckham
10. Gary Barlow
11. Sheridan Smith (former girlfriend)
12. George Michael

Still no word on the new babe’s name.

According to sources, Corden is worried about continuing the family tradition and giving his son the middle name “Kimberly.” And it is this hesitation that has delayed the naming.

CONGRATULATIONS JAMES + JULIA.

While we’ve not been as post-heavy this BRIT Awards, we didn’t sit on our laurels too much – we’ve got this recap of the James Corden-hosted music awards show.

NO GERVAIS

Even before the show, Corden was putting distance between his vision for the BRITs and the recent Ricky Gervais-style hosting of the US Golden Globes. Said Corden:

I’m not going to go down the Ricky Gervais road because, well, you can’t in that room, anyway – there’s a big difference between the 02 and the dining room in the Beverly Hilton,” he told the Daily Mirror.

Basically, I want to host the Brits with as much warmth and sensitivity as possible. Fewer gags.

Mostly I’ve been following guidance from the producers. They’re encouraging a positive, upbeat, interesting show as opposed to anything particularly risque.” (SOURCE: Press Association; “Corden: I won’t pull a Gervais; 17 Feb 2011)

THE PEEPHOLE

Rumor was that Corden’s backstage antics included a self-made peephole into the adjoining dressing room for pop-superstar Rihanna. Corden denies the bit – or at least the motivation.

CHARITY

Corden has generously donated his £50k fee for hosting the Brits to Comic Relief (a charity he’s been frequently supportive of in the past). Kudos James. Or, as The Sun puts it: “That’s a really generous gesture and a great one-finger salute to those who have criticised his selection as the master of ceremonies.” (SOURCE: The Sun; Rude Boy Corden; Smart, Gordon; 17 Feb 2011)

EVERYTHING ELSE

Two great interviews with Corden leading up to the show. First up, a piece in The Mirror where James grants insight into his hosting style (see not Gervais above), his nerves – “I’m as nervous as I’ve ever been, in my life, ever” – and his impending fatherhood with fiance Julia Carey. Says Corden:

“I feel the same about fatherhood as I do about the Brits – incredibly excited and terrified at the same time. Whenever I get nervous, though, I think of the amount of people who have told me it’s the best thing in the world. I reckon that that many people can’t be wrong.

“We don’t know whether we’re having a boy or girl. We want it to be a surprise and I’m really not bothered either way. I’d be so happy with a boy or a girl, I really would.”

Talking of Jules, he adds: “The best thing about meeting someone who’s really special is that they don’t try to change you at all. I just feel happier, really – happier than I have done ever.” (SOURCE: The Mirror; “Brits host James Corden’s fear and joy at impending fatherhood; Moodie, Clemmie; 17 Feb 2011)

Next, The Telegraph has a video interview of James pre-show. Click-through and watch.

James Corden has a role in the film, widely expected to have a large US audience and hopefully introduce Mr. Corden to audiences over the pond (at least more widely than previous films).

Check out Corden on-set or all of our Gulliver’s Travels posts.

US fans can pick up tickets via Fandango.

UK fans check out MovieTickets.co.uk