TV host James Corden said singer singer Bryan Adams didn't like the concept of and left his show without shooting.
Corden played a game of 'Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts' with Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler on his show 'The Late Late Show with James Corden' over the weekend, reported news.com.au.
On the show, he was asked "if any guest (has) ever been so annoyed they walked off the show?"
Corden seemed apprehensive at first, but then told a story about an awkward encounter with singer Bryan Adams.
"For the anniversary of 'Back to the Future', we were going to do a sort of 'Best of the '80s Carpool Karaoke' in a DeLorean," he said.
"We had booked Bryan Adams to come and do the thing. We were very exciting. I love Bryan Adams. He's got hits for days - he's terrific," he added.
However the feeling was apparently not mutual as Corden said Adams may not have realised what the shoot would entail.
"(He) walked in, seen the list of other people that have done it, turned around, got in his car and left... He just bolted, he was gone," Corden said.
The segment was scrapped when Adams pulled out and Corden said he hasn't heard from him since.
"I kind of understand it. I get it and I hold no grudge," he said.
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