James Corden Cries For Gavin

04 June 2009

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James Corden cried when he wrote the last episode of 'Gavin and Stacey'.

The comedian - writes the BBC comedy with co-star Ruth Jones and stars as Neil 'Smithy' Smith in the show - admits they both became emotional when penning its conclusion.

He admitted: "It's an emotional time because we're saying goodbye to these characters that we love.

Ruth and I, we'd like to write something else again but we're inevitably not going to spend as much time locked in a room together.

"So the whole thing is very sad and I just hope it can be as good as possible.

"You know, when we wrote the words, 'This really is the end, the end', we were both a bit welled up and we looked at each other and we were sure that's it. I just hope it's good enough."

The 31-year-old star - who is currently filming a movie version of 'Gulliver's Travels' with Jack Black and Emily Blunt - also revealed he hasn't ruled out working on a new project with Ruth, who plays Nessa in 'Gavin and Stacey', in future.

He added to BBC Newsbeat: "Ruth and I, we'd like to write something else again but we're inevitably not going to spend as much time locked in a room together."

The final series of 'Gavin and Stacey' - which stars Mathew Horne and Joanna Page in the title roles - has not yet been given a confirmed transmission date.

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