On a recent episode of “The Late Late Show with James Corden“, the host welcomed the multi-talented Drew Barrymore and the ever-cool Mary Elizabeth Winstead to the show. Excitement filled the air as James introduced Drew, who is not only an incredible actor but also has her own talk show, line of makeup, wine, magazine, and so much more.
James and Drew bantered about getting all dolled up Hollywood-style and going out for dinner while Mary Elizabeth Winstead joined the conversation, expressing her excitement and gratitude for being on the show. It was clear that the evening was off to a great start.
As the conversation continued, James couldn’t help but admire Drew’s range as an actor, mentioning her roles in romcoms, as one of Charlie’s Angels, and even playing a cannibal. He playfully acknowledged that Anthony Hopkins could only do one of those things, referring to his performance in “Charlie’s Angels”.
The conversation then took a light-hearted turn towards famous quotes from “Charlie’s Angels” and Destiny’s Child’s iconic song. The chemistry between the guests and James was evident as they shared laughs and even attempted a reenactment, proving that the fun and entertainment on the show knows no bounds.
The topic shifted to a rather amusing discussion about puddings and the difference between what Americans and Brits consider pudding. The conversation took a hilarious turn as they pondered the many variations and names associated with desserts.
Reggie, the band leader, shared an interesting tidbit from his personal life, stating that his psychologist suggested celibacy for three months as a way to cleanse and reconnect with himself in the quest for a meaningful partnership. The conversation flowed seamlessly as they humorously discussed the pros and cons of choosing certain months for celibacy, with Mary Elizabeth jokingly referring to it as the “prime eating season.”
James swiftly transitioned to mocking the trend of such dates going awry by sharing a story where a man ended his first date by taking his date on a high-speed motorcycle chase, undoubtedly an unusual and unexpected ending to a romantic encounter. The laughter continued as the guests shared their own disastrous first date stories, with one recalling an ill-timed trip to see “Schindler’s List.”
The show concluded with light-hearted news segments, including an interesting scientific study suggesting that dogs might be smarter than we initially thought, as they can distinguish between something done on purpose or by accident. James playfully pondered how researchers even came up with the idea to study dogs’ understanding of slapstick comedy.
The energy was high throughout the episode, with James effortlessly steering the conversation and keeping the audience engaged. It’s clear that “The Late Late Show with James Corden” continues to deliver entertaining and lighthearted content that keeps viewers entertained and coming back for more. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the laughter and camaraderie of this delightful chat show.
