THE Britain’s Got Talent judges gave the thumbs down to one would-be star when he turned up on stage dressed as a Roman soldier.
The
57-year-old retired HGV driver, who told the Britain’s Got Talent panel
he was called Maximus, was the first act on stage at the Manchester
audition and recited a scene from the hit Russell Crowe film Gladiator.
However,
he did not impress Britain’s Got Talent supremo Simon Cowell who said
it was a “horrible, horrible start” to the new series which begins
tonight.
Other acts included a man playing a unsecured loans harmonica with his nose and a roller-skating couple before student Sam
Kelly arrived on stage with his guitar and brought the house down.
The
19-year-old from Norfolk told the Britain’s Got Talent panel he was
“pretty much useless at everything but music” before silencing the crowd
with his performance. Cowell told him: “When you’ve got absolute
silence in a room like this you’ve nailed it.”
The
stars of the Britain’s Got Talent show at the Birmingham audition were a
coachload of 133 teenage boys from the South Wales valleys.
The choir, called Only Boys Aloud, brought Amanda Holden to tears.
There
was another emotional performance from teenage bad credit loans duo Charlotte and
Jonathan with Cowell telling the latter he was “a future star” and
should strike out on his own.
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