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James Corden cut a dapper figure as he returned to his native UK to celebrate the screening of his latest comedy-drama TV series.
Donning a suave navy blue suit and tie with a crisp pale blue shirt, the TV presenter, 44, posed on the red carpet alongside his co-stars from new Amazon Prime show Mammals.
Also in good spirits was Oscar and BAFTA-nominated actress Sally Hawkins, who looked fantastic in her deep purple slash-neck embellished knitted jumper.
Back home: James Corden looked pleased to have returned to his native London to celebrate the screening of his latest comedy-drama TV series
The Paddington actress, 46, who plays Lue in the five-episode series, gave a beaming smile with co-star James as they arrived at the Ham Yard Hotel in London on Friday night.
She wore her short, dark raven hair in a neat bun while sweeping her side fringe to frame her face perfectly.
Sally paired the eye-catching jumper with a pair of purple wide-legged trousers.
Starring as Jamie Buckingham in Mammals, James was most recently spotted in his new home of Los Angeles.
Celebrate: Also in good spirits was Oscar and BAFTA-nominated actress Sally Hawkins, who looked fantastic in her deep purple slash-neck embellished knitted jumper
Giggles: James, left, plays Jamie Buckingham in Mammals, while Sally (right) plays Lue in the five-episode series
Laughter: The Paddington actress, 46, who plays Lue in the five-episode series, gave a beaming smile with co-star James as they arrived at the Ham Yard Hotel in London
The story looks at the life of a Michelin-starred chef, James, whose world implodes when he finds out the shocking secrets of his wife who is pregnant.
Also in attendance at the screening on Friday was said on-screen wife, Melia Kreiling, who plays Amandine Buckingham.
She wore a black midi-length ruffle dress with a pair of striking red court slingback heels.
Promo: James has lived on the east coast of the US for several years but still has a home in Belsize Park, north London, for his time in the UK
And pose: Donning a suave navy blue suit and tie with a crisp pale blue shirt, the TV presenter, 44, posed on the red carpet alongside his co-stars from new Amazon Prime show Mammals
James has lived on the east coast of the US for several years but still has a home in Belsize Park, north London, for his time in the UK.
But he and his family are scheduled to move back to England next year, when he steps down from The Late Late Show.
The star and his wife of 10 years are planning to return to the UK with their three children, but they are still trying to ‘figure out’ what’s next for the family.
Red carpet ready: Sally wore her short, dark raven hair in a neat bun while sweeping her side fringe to frame her face perfectly
Looking smart: James cut a suave figure as he attended the series’ photo call
In June, the co-founder of James Corden’s Fulwell 73 production company, Ben Turner, said he’s ‘really excited to get James back in the UK’.
Ben told Variety: ‘[Corden] has just got so many strings to his bow, and Late is a big commitment that’s taken up so much of his time.
‘We’re just really excited about having him back in the UK, and all the stuff that that entails, but it is a big moment for us.’
James currently lives in California but an insider told MailOnline that spending more time in the UK when the show ends is ‘definitely on the horizon’.
Another source suggested he is planning on moving close to West Ham United’s London Stadium in east London.
Co-stars: Also in attendance at the screening on Friday was James’ on-screen wife, Melia Kreiling (right), who plays Amandine Buckingham, who wore a black midi-length ruffle dress
An insider told The Sun: ‘James and Jules have had barely any time to see their families in the UK over the past few years due to his work schedule. They will go backwards and forwards for a while
‘Long-term, they both want to see more of their parents and are considering a permanent move back in a couple of years.
‘They sold their house in London so would have to look for a new base in the capital.’
James is set to step down as the host of the Late Late show at the end of next season after a seven-year run.
The Late Late Show, which films out of Los Angeles, first premiered in 1995 with host Tom Snyder. Craig Kilborn and Craig Ferguson followed as host until James Corden came along in 2015.
Speaking of his departure, James said: ‘Seven and a half years ago, I started hosting this show. And there is no other way to put it, it has changed my life. I love it.
‘I love all the people that work here. I am so proud of what we’ve achieved. It’s been beyond my wildest, wildest dreams. So I’m happy to announce today that I’ve signed a new contract, to carry on hosting The Late Late Show.
‘When I started this journey, it was always going to be just that. It was going to be a journey, an adventure. I never saw it as my final destination, you know?
‘And I never want this show to overstay its welcome in any way. I always want to love making it. And I really think in a year from now that will be a good time to move on and see what else might be out there.’
New era: James is set to step down as the host of the Late Late show at the end of next season after a seven-year run
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