Originally Posted by NoEntry2k:
“In short, I don’t. I’m just going by the information that’s been reported online from various new sources – so any part of it could be incorrect. But in short the following has been reported:
Coden signed an initial 3 year contract with CBS, for a reported £1.5 million a year, running until early 2018. He also received a £650,000 ‘relocation fee’ to move his family from London to LA.
Reports suggest his contract prevents him from working for any US network other than CBS, but allows him an agreed number of weeks a year to peruse/continue other projects that have been agreed in advance with CBS (such as A League of Their Own on Sky). His contract is for his work on ‘The Late Late Show’.
Within his first 6 months he signed a 2 year extension, again for £1.5 million a year, but now running until early 2020 – making his 5 year contract worth £7.5 million.
Reports have since suggested that due to his performance he’s received a pay increase, now making his 5 year contract worth £10 million.”
“In short, I don’t. I’m just going by the information that’s been reported online from various new sources – so any part of it could be incorrect. But in short the following has been reported:
Coden signed an initial 3 year contract with CBS, for a reported £1.5 million a year, running until early 2018. He also received a £650,000 ‘relocation fee’ to move his family from London to LA.
Reports suggest his contract prevents him from working for any US network other than CBS, but allows him an agreed number of weeks a year to peruse/continue other projects that have been agreed in advance with CBS (such as A League of Their Own on Sky). His contract is for his work on ‘The Late Late Show’.
Within his first 6 months he signed a 2 year extension, again for £1.5 million a year, but now running until early 2020 – making his 5 year contract worth £7.5 million.
Reports have since suggested that due to his performance he’s received a pay increase, now making his 5 year contract worth £10 million.”
I don't think any agent would agree to him not working for another network. Especially when they renegotiated his contract. Especially for that amount of money. It would have to be a lot more to retain exclusivity.



