He told McCartney: “I guarantee you, I promise you, that it will be great. But I need you to understand what the knock-on effect is for our show.’” He explained that with the people, time and money already invested in researching and preparing the segment, the show couldn’t sustain the losses. “I just wrote him an email saying, ‘I think that this is unacceptable… I completely respect your decision not to do it. He’d still like to do it one day.’”Ĭorden admitted his reaction was to do something he’d “never really done before,” which was to reply directly to McCartney without consulting his team. He just feels this is the wrong sort of thing for him right now. … and there was an email saying, ‘Look, I’m sorry, I don’t know how to write this – Paul has changed his mind. Then he was back in again two weeks later.” He continued: “bout eight or nine days before we were due to fly to Liverpool to do it, it was one of those nights where I woke up around 1 a.m. “About a month later the message came through to us that he’d canceled, he didn’t want to do it he’d got cold feet for some reason.
“He said, ‘I’m in, I’ll do it, I can’t wait,’” Corden recalled of the initial invitation to shoot in Liverpool while his show took residency in London for a week.
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