Christopher Stone ‘the singing accountant’ made his Britain’s Got Talent return on tonight’s final show.
Christopher impressed the judges on Thursday night’s semi final and won their vote after his impressing rendition of ‘The Impossible Dream.’ After hearing him sing Simon Cowell praised Chris saying:
Britain’s Got Talent singer Christopher Stone has revealed that his big dream is to represent Britain in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Despite Britain coming last on the show this year, Christopher has admitted that he would try to improve their chances, provided the song was right.
He told The Sun:
Britain’s Got Talent boss Simon Cowell has made his first prediction of the series and said that Christopher Stone may win on Saturday night.
Christopher impressed the judges with his rendition of ‘The Impossible Dream’ on last night’s semi final and afterwards Simon Cowell raved:
Britain’s Got More Talent presenter Stephen Mulhern has revealed his favourite acts and who he thinks can win this year’s BGT series.
Tina and Chandi, Spelbound, Tobias Mead, Connected, Paul Burling and Christopher Stone have all made it through to Saturday night’s final and will be joined by the top four acts from tonight and tomorrow’s semi finals. On which performers he thinks can win and go on to perform for the Queen, Stephen told Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford:
Paul Burling and have become the fifth and sixth acts to make it through to Saturday night’s Britain’s Got Talent final. They join Spelbound, Tobias Mead, Tina and Chandi and Connected on the lineup.
Paul won the public vote outright, not surprising after the gushing comments he received from the judges earlier tonight. After watching his comedy act Simon Cowell said:
On tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent, Christopher Stone revealed that he finds his job boring and that he dreams day and night of being a singer.
Christopher then took the the ITV stage and performed a compelling version of ‘The Impossible Dream’ for the judges.There is no doubt that Chris can sing but he lacks something that singers like Paul Potts have brought to the competition before him. Like the other night when Diversity schooled most of the dance acts on the show, this was no Nessun Dorma. Although we enjoyed his performance, we really found it hard to care about whether he gets into the final or not….he failed to engage us with his singing.
Singing accountant Christopher Stone will perform on tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent semi final and in the interview below, the 29 year old talks about his ever present love of music, the largest audience he has ever sang for and his ultimate dream.
Britain’s Got Talent hopeful Christopher Stone has admitted that he isn’t interested in looking for love.
The 29 year old singing accountant lives alone in a farm cottage in Harrogate, North Yorks and told The Mirror that he doesn’t think he needs to look for love, because fate will see to it that love finds him.
He said:
“I am not looking for love, I am a big believer in fate and that love will find you.”
Britain’s Got Talent hopeful Christopher Stone has admitted that his mind hasn’t been on the show at all this week, due to his pet dog having one of her legs amputated.
Christopher’s four year old dog Emma was kicked by a horse on Monday and needed to have emergency surgery. The singing accountant is due to sing on tonight’s BGT semi final and due to the accident, was one of the last acts to travel down to London this week. As well as being worried about his beloved pet’s welfare, Chris was also upset by the fact that he couldn’t afford the £1500 vets bill and almost had to have Emma put down until his family stumped up the cash.
Britain’s Got More Talent presenter Stephen Mulhern has said that the ‘singing accountant’ Christopher Stone needs to ‘step up’ his performance if he wants to win the show.
