James Corden and Ruth Jones reunite for Apple TV's 'The Choir'
A struggling English choir sets the stage for James Corden and Ruth Jones to play estranged siblings in a new Apple TV dramady. Image credit: Apple TV | 'The Choir' stars James Corden and Ruth Jones On Tuesday, Apple TV announced "The Choir," a comedic drama created by and starring James Corden and Ruth Jones. It's the duo's first project together since "Gaven & Stacey: The Finale" After years abroad, Ben (Corden) reluctantly returns to the English hometown he never liked and the family he left behind. A struggling local choir offers an unexpected chance to reconnect with his estranged sister, Lisa (Jones). Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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A struggling English choir sets the stage for James Corden and Ruth Jones to play estranged siblings in a new Apple TV dramady. Image credit: Apple TV | 'The Choir' stars James Corden and Ruth Jones On Tuesday, Apple TV announced "The Choir," a comedic drama created by and starring James Corden and Ruth Jones. It's the duo's first project together since "Gaven & Stacey: The Finale" After years abroad, Ben (Corden) reluctantly returns to the English hometown he never liked and the family he left behind. A struggling local choir offers an unexpected chance to reconnect with his estranged sister, Lisa (Jones). Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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A struggling English choir sets the stage for James Corden and Ruth Jones to play estranged siblings in a new Apple TV dramady.
Image credit: Apple TV | 'The Choir' stars James Corden and Ruth Jones On Tuesday, Apple TV announced "The Choir," a comedic drama created by and starring James Corden and Ruth Jones.
It's the duo's first project together since "Gaven & Stacey: The Finale" After years abroad, Ben (Corden) reluctantly returns to the English hometown he never liked and the family he left behind.
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