James Corden: West Wing Fan Boy
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- James doesn't hide his excitement to have The West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin and Bradley Whitford, who played Josh Lyman on the show.
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Someone ask Brad if he has a secret plan to fight inflation.
Lmao, poor Josh. He got eaten alive by the press corps.
hanscombe72 and
ask him how he is doing, he looks old and sick
I'm pretty sure he has come up with one. The only question is whether he's informed Martin Sheen, if he hasn't then he's definitely doomed...
Lol my fave
One of the best shows ever. Has anyone ever noticed how Toby talked so quietly he practically whispered but when he shouted the whole building could hear him.
Swear Aaron Sorkin been wearing that same brown suit since 1992
OfficialJoeKingOne--- Great memory!!
Von Vex 😂
If it works, don’t mess with it.
He’s a huge fan of the brown family 😆
That’s all you got?
It wasn’t just the phenomenal writing or the fabulous acting, it was the attention that was payed to every detail. The lighting, the placement of the characters. Every time I watch the West Wing (which is my go to series) I am amazed at the perfection
West Wing is my all time favorite series. Hands down. Josh Lyman was one of my favorites as well. He and Toby.
The West Wing is the greatest show ever made. Sorkin is a genius. I'd go all fan boy too if I was in JC's position.
I agree!! And as someone who is a GINORMOUS Joss Whedon fan... and I mean like I watch his stuff over and over again... I've told my friends that there's only one TV/film writer so far that I know of that I like better and that's Aaron Sorkin! (obviously my personal opinion. but I think both of them are amazing geniuses when it comes to writing)
The Wire begs to differ
There are too many unique and different shows to choose one ultimate. But as far as political shows The West Wing Takes the cake.
It's a great show, but I actually prefer The Newsroom.
Matt McAdden the Newsroom was excellent but I think the cast and scriptwriting makes the west wing better
It’s wild to me that I learned more from The West Wing than I did from a year of AP US Government
James was loving every second of this interview,who could blame him...
He takes a lot of hits but the best of James Corden comes out in this interview
James Cordon is visibly enthralled by Brad's story the way he leans forward ^^
I'M visibly enthralled!! Shit, I watched this show religiously when it was on! On Wed nights at 9pm, boy, you better not call my house or knock on my door... or risk my wrath back then! *laugh*
James literally hanging on to their every word, I love it. The west wing is one of the best tv series I’ve ever watched
"My name is Brad, I'm an actor my life is silly, don't shoot!"
That's gonna be my epitaph. People are gonna wonder if they've got the wrong grave site. *grin*
Famous last words...
"my life is silly, don't shoot!" actual josh lyman, everybody
I would be just as excited - i love the west wing!
I went to see To Kill A Mockingbird on Broadway and I felt Jeff Daniels in that tan suit reminded me of Sorkin. My former student, who is in the ensemble, said that he felt Sorkin reminded him of Gregory Peck in the movie. So... Peck....Sorkin....Daniels!
“This is HUGE for me!!” Me. Too. James. I really get it... 😂
This show is in my top 5 all time shows!
Best series ever... Ever!
This is also HUGE for me, because (I do love the West Wing), but I also love and I have declared myself the #1 fan of Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip! I love that show, and I've never never met anyone else who's seen it, unless I introduced it to them. So, I know that I am the #1 fan!
I loved that show too!! Gone too soon :(
You have now! I adored that show - have the DVDs and watch them often. Like all of Aaron's shows, from "Sports Night" on, the magic is in the chemistry between the actors.
Studio 60 is the best
Studio 60 was good. Had some great moments
love this #lymonlemon
Sorkin is flawless. So is Bradley W.
... how quickly did Sorkin agree that Corden should take Rob Lowe's part? THAT quickly.
Best show ever made!!!!!
On one hand I want a west wing reboot so much on the other hand it won’t be the same without John Spencer 🤦♀️
Brad is so nice to bring those gifts! :)
I'm pretty sure Brad was cleaning out his basement.
20 Hours in America is the single best episode in the history of television. The speech in the episode is the greatest speech in the history of television.
The streets of heaven are too crowded with angels? Yeah. So good. I love the whole reveal of that with Toby, Donna and Josh rushing wet into the hotel then seeing the news piece on it. The lighting, the camera work, the music - all of it was perfect.
Also, Donna says "That was a pipe dream - that was folly" regarding one of her possible return scenarios and it's probably one of my favorite lines of the series. Well, besides Sam's Galileo V speech - classic. And then Leo's 'a man falls into a hole.' Dang! So many good ones!
He NEEDS to watch The Newsroom!
Q-ell Betton he doesn’t need to watch it- he created it babe.
“Well, are you though?” 😂😂😂
Sorkin looks the same as he did when the show was on air - just check his cameo at the inaugural in the series finale. He hasn’t aged a day.
very delightful clip. :) thanks for sharing
West Wing was the best TV series UNTIL Games of Thrones. They are BOTH wonderful series, though very different. If you didn't see it, watch it on Netflix!
Both different but both had weak last seasons, but GOT was the worst.
You dare defile my West Wing with Corden?!
I still wish he was the actual Red John - he was the perfect casting for that...
oh my I thought Aaron Sorkin was Val Kilmer
Me too, i felt happy for a second that he was back.
now i know James and I have two things in common...we are crazy Whovian and Wing nuts
DONNA!
whoah until he talked i didn't recognize Bradley Whitford.
The voice is unmistakable.
His appearance has me worried....is he okay? Do we know? Tho' of course, I appreciate it's none of my/our business. Maybe he's bald for a role? Do we know?
This was two years ago.
He is fine now. Have seen him in two movies last year, one is the smash hit Get Out and the other is a movie about LBJ starring Bryan Cranston in whcich Brad plays Herbert Hoover.
And the third is his role Spielberg;s The Post.
Our boy is fine :)
I absolutely LOVE James!
How is James Corden this famous!! Seriously....how???
He has his own show? 🤷🏾♀️
He's from the East End and Broadway, plus I believe he did a few movies.
Bradley Whitford needs to play Dennis Hopper circa 1986.
Got a great idea for the first 5-10 minutes of a "reunion" show, Rachel Maddow is chatting with Josh about whatever events they want to bring up and she does the throw to Lawrence O'Donnell (with their usual banter) who starts with interviewing Sam as Josh is unmiking Donna comes out and helps him and they are chatting with Rachel offset setting up the opening of a new wing of the Bartlet Presidential Library just off campus at the University of New Hampshire (or wherever) while cast from the new Administration start setting up the B story...
"Do you know what I mean?"- James Corden
Bradley,
I wear a size XL! Would love a West Wing T-shirt!
Great story from Brad! But help - a . . . flashlight?
May be a torch where you are. If that's what you're asking... :-)
+SleepyBobo Thanks, but what I wondered - but didn't ask - : / - was why the whoo-hooing, like Oooo, sexy! or something, about a West Wing flashlight?? I'm pretty familiar with the show - I'm pretty much a Wingnut - but I can't think of any "in-jokes" about one. (Not sure what he was going for, but at 4:32 Corden sounds like Bill Clinton.)
+Salice McCool Ah, I see! I just thought it was a generalized "flashlights are surely rarer than T-shirts and hats" response, but I also would be unlikely to catch an obscure show reference.
Josh Lyman had a tragic past. He lost a sister in a fire when a popcorn maker caught alight and he escaped while his sister didn't. His father Noah Lyman, a litigator died the night of the Illinois primary from a pulmonary embolism. In the episode "Isaac and Ishmael"- the episode dealing with 9/11 Josh mentions a box that his mother demanded he keep in his car for emergencies. There is mention of a flashlight that his mother demands he keep as well as his Mets cap.
My favorite show of all time, but Brad is packing visible heat whe
Has Bradley Whitford been sick recently?
So jealous of James lol
I'd lose my shit
shows you how f*cked up the eff bee eye is
Loved The West Wing. The series needs to come back. Maybe with a conservative this time. I don't care. One of Martin Sheen's Sons should play his son in the series as president. Bring back The West Wing!
Originally, the plan was to have Vinick win the election then have the show restart with him, but when NBC cancelled it, the producers felt that would leave too bad a taste in everyone's mouths so they rewrote the ending.
@@philliptoole6439 The fact that John Spencer/Leo McGary died midway through the final season also made a difference. The writers decided that it would be too much if the Democratic ticket also lost the election.
@@ER1CwC that too...
He couldn't have been much of a fan of the show that he didn't know that Sorkin and rob lowe had a feud. Rob L. is the reason that A. Sorkin left the show. It is not a secret.
He's British; the 'feud' wasn't covered as extensively in Britian. This I know for sure, cause I had to break the news to family there
Ricardo323 wait really? I could be wrong cause I’m watching the show for the first time and am only on season 3, but I thought rob lowe left after s4 and so did Sorkin...so wouldn’t they both have left around the same time?
I figured it was more that Rob Lowe was one of the heart throb characters of the show and a very good looking man. So why not go for the hottest guy when making up your role on a TV show?
I want TWW back. plain and simple.
i want to watch ''steve jobs'',i hope it's great
Why does Bradford Whitley talk like he's drunk?
Jealous me? Noooooooo.
Bastaaaaaaarrrd!
They never talk about sorkins abandoning then all after season four
Aj Ajaj i just finished s4 and I'm scared to go on
I don't think anyone would be surprised if Aaron Sorkin turned out to be a serial killer. or maybe he should just play one on TV
Was Bradley in chemo or something?
Business Ethics…
I love west wing, I hate James corden.
Who the hell is dressing Brad??
Ikr!!! Wtf? 😂😂🙄
NOTE that Brad is packing serious hardware behind under his jacket, but in full view when he bends over. Can't believe, CZcams being what it is, that this is not mentioned in the top comments. - Anyway, could it be the immediate need for a long jacket, borrowed, is why Brad looks like he's sporting Homeless Spring fashion? Does the baseball cap indicate Chemo? I mean, take away whichever of those, he might look normal. A curiosity, that's all.
That looked like a microphone pack to me.
@@arahana02 Yeah. You may be right. Though it seems a pretty uncomfortable place for one. Slowed it down. Can't really see it clear, but I can see what you're saying.
@@arahana02 Harder still... explaining the attire.
@@A1Authority, lol, not even going to try that!
Sam aged better than Josh anyway...
Rob Lowe can kiss my ass! So sick of people who leave shows for money reasons. At least this is what I was told. He left the show because he wanted more money than the rest of the cast even though he wasn't more important than the others in the story. But he was told originally that he was going to be groomed to be Pres after Bartlett because Martin Sheen hadn't intended to be a major part of the show to begin with. But his charisma ended up stealing the show and people wanted him on the show. So plans change. You can't demand more money than everyone else if your part isn't bigger than everyone else's. Besides, at that point, everyone on that show was making massive money anyway. So to ask for more is just greed! -- Anyway, obviously that's the actions of the actor not the character but it just kinda tainted everything for me. Mur!
It wasn't just money. Don't get me wrong; The West Wing probably saved Rob Lowe's career from being nothing but a string of straight-to-video B-Movies. However, when Rob, Brad, ect ect signed their original contracts it was with the understanding that the show was about them - not the president. Indeed, the president was only supposed to make a brief appearance and only rarely each season.
And then Martin Sheen gets cast. Sorkin, having worked with Martin before and being both aware and a fan of his gravity and charm greatly expanded the role of the president in the series. (In my opinion, rightly so.) Though, this left the ensemble feeling marginalized in what was supposed to be "their show."
Rob, bless him, thought he'd rebuilt enough good will and Hollywood juice to go back to movies - or at least headline a show of his own instead of "wasting his time" on a show where sometimes his only line was; "Thank you Mr. President."
And what happened? A few TV movies, some lackluster shows with early cancellations, and perhaps a movie or two that nobody remembers.
The short of it is, I can't blame him for feeling pushed aside - what I can fault him for is not appreciating how good he had it, regardless.
A few people have walked off the "Number One show on Television" over the decades. They've all regretted it, Rob's probably no exception.
Thank you, Mr. President?? Are you kidding me?? That man had some of the most AMAZING and inspirational dialogues and monologues! His days with Ainsley Hayes were so fun (what was up with her and the food?? we always wondered that. it was the quirkiest thing and frickin hilarious!) and the day that he stormed into the Republican counsel's office and wrote that note "You're Fired!" then said something like "And when I leave a note, I have the nerve to sign it!" and he signs it. "- S. Seaborn" And they try to say he doesn't have the authority to fire them and Tribby is standing there with his cricket bat and tells them he does. Oh man, I still get chills and it's been years since I saw it!! And then at the end of the ep where he orchestrates the Pirates of Penzance song in her office.
I -NEVER- once got the impression that any member of that cast was marginalized. I don't even understand what the hell that means (for that show, I mean)! I didn't even hear this story until after Rob left! I always felt very strongly like everyone was an important and equal part of the show. Well, with the exception of people like Donna, Mrs Landingham (*cries*), the other secretaries, and Charlie. Though I'd say Charlie came closest to being a part of the regular cast for air time at least.
In any case, Sorkin did a great job, I felt, of cycling around through the characters and giving them all big moments to shine. We got to delve into stories for each of them and get to know who they were... even Toby who was really kind of introverted, standoffish, and more difficult to get to know than the others. But he was my favorite, I believe. (other than Stockard Channing..... and I've had a HUGE crush on that actress for a lot of years! she wrinkles her nose when she laughs. And I love the way she says "Jackass!" all short and whipped. I ... never mind. *takes a cold shower* *rofl*)
And oh, C.J.'s story with the FBI agent played by Mark Harmon. I could almost cry right now! And like you probably,l I could go on and on and on and ON about my favorite stories with the different characters. But my post is already movel-length. heh. One more thing that I do remember that breaks my heart every time I think of it is when John Spencer died and they had to figure out how to work that into the story. =( I loved Leo so much! He was so quiet and kind. I always felt bad for him when people were fighting near him because I'd watch his face and he reminded me of a child watching his parents fight and not knowing what to say or do. heh. John Spencer was an incredible actor to be able to put that much depth into it. All of them were incredible but I think the best ones were Martin, John, and Richard. They added depth to their characters that you really had to dig deep and think hard about to try to figure out. Kind of like Paulie in the movie Rocky. Sorry... rambly....
I only got to watch the first 5 or 6 seasons, I believe. Then something happened in my life that took me away from it for a time and I don't remember what it was but it had to have been apocalyptic because this is WW here. *rofl* And I don't watch or read things out of order... so once I missed some, that was it for me. Booo! =( But I hope I can go back and finish it eventually.
Anyway, back to my very cold pizza now. *rofl*
At this moment I will point out that I was making a joke. As in Sorkin looks younger than Whitford, and not unlike Sam. Hence Sam aged better than Josh. Thank you, and goodnight.
Sam (Rob Lowe) has a picture of Dorian Gray in his attic. He looks younger now than when he appeared on the show. He was being paid more than any of the other actors on the WW. So Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Richard Schiff, and Martin Sheen were all given a raise up to Rob Lowe’s level. Lowe got mad and quit. At least that was the gossip on the WW site.
Am trying to think of someone who left a series for more money and was a success???
Bile in my mouth..and a tear from yawning
James Corden is a really terrible interviewer, half the time he seems barely able to get the question out of his mouth intact, the rest of the time he's talking in such a fake sounding loud / over enthusiastic voice that it's distracting
Stop the fake laugh. Is it contagious ?? Maybe its not fake, but sometimes , its just overboard for something that is not that funny
Ms Dogshit i know its a talk show, and generally they cant be sitting there glum. However IMO its exaggerated laugh
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OMG! I feel much better now about how I've aged.......Bradley Whitford has not aged well
Your skits, you and your show is amazing. But you're fighting a losing battle due to the quality of guests you're given recently