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Quote by James Corden

“Theater is so wonderful and brilliant but it lasts very much in the moment. It's there and then it's gone.”

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James Corden, born on August 22, 1978, is a British actor. He gained widespread recognition for his outstanding performance in the television series 'The Office' and has also achieved significant success in music and comedy. Corden's unique sense of humor and likability have won him the affection of audiences worldwide. more

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