James Corden has broken his silence on potential funeral scenes in the final episode of Gavin and Stacey.
The hit comedy will be airing its last-ever episode this Christmas, which recently wrapped filming.
While concrete details on the plot remain under wraps for now, Corden teased in a recent public appearance at the Global Gift Gala (via Hello) that funeral scenes in the episode are "hard to watch".
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"But was there a funeral? Maybe yes. Maybe no!" he added.
While a funeral may be sadly in store, fans can hopefully look forward to something positive too, with past filming pictures teasing a wedding.
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The show rolled cameras for the final time earlier this month, the BBC announcing the news on social media with a picture of a clapperboard.
“And that's a wrap... for the last time ever,” the broadcaster wrote. “See you on Christmas Day! #GavinAndStacey.”
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Viewers will also be keen to learn the outcome of the big 2019 cliffhanger, where Nessa got down on one knee to propose to Smithy.
Teasing the episode, star Ruth Jones recently said following the conclusion of filming in Barry: “We hope that you won’t be disappointed on Christmas Day, when all will be revealed. This is our farewell now to Barry and to Trinity Street, so you won’t be seeing us here anymore but we’ve had a wonderful 17 years. It’s been fantastic.”
The special was confirmed by Corden in May after much speculation, the star sharing the news with a picture of himself and Jones holding a script.
Gavin & Stacey series 1-3 are available to stream on BBC iPlayer. The Gavin & Stacey 2024 Christmas Special will air on Christmas Day on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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