Comic impersonator Paul Burling may not have made the Britain’s Got Talent final three on Saturday night, but reports suggest that he may land his own show after impressing TV bigwigs.
The Harry Hill impersonator is rumoured to be making a pilot TV show, possibly for ITV2 and Paul told The Sun that he even has his hero, Harry Hill’s support. He said:
Bristol born comedian Paul Burling appeared on tonights Britain’s Got Talent, with his long lost son watching from the audience.
The 41 year old impersonator impressed the judges during the semi final round with his Harry Hill themed performance. After watching his act Simon Cowell exclaimed:
Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has picked her three favourites on tonight’s final show, but admitted that she has no clue which one of them will win.
On tonight’s show, the ten best acts of this year’s series will compete for the £100,000 prize. Check out the full lineup here. The bookies are naming Spelbound as their favourite to take the crown, with singing Grandma Janey Cutler and comic impersonator Paul Burling in joint second place.
Britain’s Got Talent impersonator Paul Burling has been reunited with his son, after he didn’t see him for twenty years.
Paul fathered Nick, 22, when he was just a teenager. However he split with his mum Sharon soon after she gave birth and lost touch with her and his son, until Nick tracked him down through his professional website.
Paul told The Sun: “I was doing a panto near where Nick and his mum live and he spotted me on the poster. He got in touch through my website and I was like, ‘Wow!’.
Britain’s Got Talent hopeful Paul Burling has admitted that he has received messages of support from TV stars Harry Hill and Matt Lucas.
The comic impersonator wowed the BGT judges on Wednesday night with his Harry Hill themed routine. His performance won him a place in the final and Paul has admitted that the celebrity praise was just the icing on the cake.
The ex-wife of Britain’s Got Talent hopeful Paul Burling has admitted that she hopes he does well on the show, but wishes that she was there beside him as he hits the big time.
Paul impressed the judges with his Harry Hill routine on Wednesday night and the funny man act was enough to win him a place on Saturday’s final show.
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:
Comedian Paul Burling made his return to the Britain’s Got Talent stage tonight for the show’s semi final. Paul impressed the judges at his initial audition with his cartoon impressions and prompted Piers Morgan to say:
“You are the best impressionist we’ve ever seen on Britain’s Got Talent.”
He revealed tonight that he learned his craft at holiday parks all over the country and admitted that he needs to take advantage of the huge opportunity that BGT has presented to him.
Britain’s Got Talent hopeful Paul Burling impressed the judges with his comedy routine on Saturday night’s show but what the panel didn’t realise, is that they had actually judged Paul before.
Paul got a standing ovation after his audition in London. Starting off with a cracking Harry Hill impression, the 40 year old then turned his attention to mimicking cartoon characters from Scooby Doo and The Simpsons, leading Piers Morgan to gush “You’re the best impressionist we’ve ever seen.” (VIDEO HERE)
