Russell Crowe may have never won a Grammy of his own, but the Unhinged star revealed that friend Ed Sheeran helped him party like an award-winning rock star one night on his farm
star revealed that friend Ed Sheeran helped him party like an award-winning rock star one night on his farm., host James Corden asked his Oscar-winning guest to share a prized possession that audiences wouldn't typically get to see. Saying that he had prepared a list of items specifically for this segment, Crowe slowly raised a special trinket he purchased at a public art auction: the Grammy Award given to Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and Roy Orbison for their album.
"Ed [Sheeran] has been here on the farm a couple of times and one night we're in the bar and he asked me where is that Grammy of Johnny Cash," he said. "I went and got it and he said, 'You know what we do with Grammys?'" Crowe revealed that moments later he and the singer poured Jack Daniels into Cash's Grammy and started doing shots.
"That may be one of the best showbiz stories I've ever heard," Corden responded to Crowe's anecdote. "Bless you for sharing that."
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