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"James Corden has revealed that he is still hoping to secure a role in Lena Dunham&amp;#039;s award-winning comedy series Girls. Dunham and co-writer Jenni Konner tried to get the Gavin &amp;amp; Stacey actor to appear in the first season of the HBO show, but he was unable to take part because of commitments with his Broadway show One Man, Two Guvnors.   [James Corden and Girls creator Lena Dunham] However, Corden has claimed that he is still keen to hook up with the Golden Globe-winning writer in future episodes. &amp;quot;I was approached to be in the first series but had to decline due to work commitments; I really hope it works out that I can be in the show in the future. I think working with Lena would be an amazing experience,&amp;quot; Corden told Company magazine. Writing about his love for the show, Corden added: &amp;quot;Girls is smart, funny, moving and completely original. Lena Dunham has written a show about real people in real situations, and the best thing about it is that real people love it. &amp;quot;It also has - what I think to be - one of the best male performances ever by Adam, played by Adam Driver. His performance is so captivating and brilliant.&amp;quot; Writer Konner revealed last year that Corden had been approached to appear in the series, confessing that she was &amp;quot;obsessed&amp;quot; with Gavin &amp;amp; Stacey. Season two of Girls airs on Sundays on HBO in the US and on Mondays on Sky Atlantic in the UK. [Seven reasons to watch Lena Dunham&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Girls&amp;#039; - Photo Gallery]  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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