Ten-year-old Filipino-British crooner and “Britain’s Got Talent” finalist Charlie Green said that he would love to sing with international young diva Charice.The young man shared that he thinks Charice is a great singer and that he would be more than willing to perform with her.

“I would love to sing with her and [I will ask her] how is it like singing with Andrea Bocelli,” Charlie told abs-cbnNEWS.com in an interview held at Conway’s Bar in Makati Shangri-la.

Charlie, his mom and dad are all fans of the Italian tenor and they all watched Charice's performance with Bocelli on YouTube, where Charlie also watched the video of Charice's performance for the show “Star King” in Korea.

Charlie in Manila-Gifted with a wonderful voice and pretty boy looks, the former "Britain's Got Talent" finalist arrived in Manila Thursday, July 24th at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.Charlie was able to return to the Philippines with the help of Mr. Raffy Jison of The Filipino Channel.

“I like the Philippines. No, this is not my first time, this is my third time. I like the weather and the people," said Charlie, who is staying in Manila until the 10th of August.

He will be very busy with a lot of television guestings, particularly on ABS-CBN.He performed Frank Sinatra’s “Summer Wind” at ABS-CBN’s “Pinoy Dream Academy Uberture” hosted by international performer Billy Crawford.

On July 26th, Saturday he guested in the shows “Wowowee,”  “Balitang Europe,” and the Saturday entertainment show “E-Live.”He also appeared on the weekly variety show ASAP ‘O8 and the Sunday entertainment show “The Buzz.”Charlie also meets the country’s prime hosts Kris Aquino and Boy Abunda on their morning show “Boy & Kris.”He will also visit the network’s “Umagang Kay Ganda” and radio stations DZMM and 101.9.

He will be the special guest of "Pinoy Dream Academy’s Little Dreamers" on August 2nd, which was actually conceptualized because of him when he joined the BGT.Green will also perform live on Saturday, August 9, 2008 at Conway's Bar in Makati Shangrila. (For reservations, call 813-8888 ext. 7588 or 7599).

Charlie is also set to make a recording for ABS-CBN’s music outfit Star Records.Duet with Bublé-One of Charlie's dreams is to do a duet with his idol Michael Bublé. 

“I would like to sing with Michael Bublé because Michael Bublé is great in singing, he’s my idol and I would love to sing with Charice if I could one day."Charlie's tastes aren't limited to Frank Sinatra songs and American standards. He likes to listen to Queen’s hit “Bohemian Rhapsody.” He also likes songs from the musical "Les Miserables."

His other dream “is to be successful in England and in the Philippines and in the world," adding that he’d like to record songs so people could listen to him everywhere. He also wants to travel the world to do concerts.

From singing to acting.Charlie also said that he’d like to do acting since he did theater plays before.He might even welcome a movie project in the Philippines.  “I did a little bit of [acting] but I have to say that I have to practice and I have to speak in Tagalog.”Charlie’s favorite actors are Tobey Maguire, Daniel Craig and Daniel Radcliffe of "Harry Potter" fame.

The young singer who started singing at the age of two said he really loves to sing jazz. He's also attending piano and tap dancing classes. He is also into sports--his favorites are playing soccer and playing pool. He also love Filipino food like sautéed mongo beans and pancit canton.Charlie who is based in England will be back in school in September. He is now in Grade 7 English.
 
Remembering "BGT"Charlie made headlines when he passed the audition for "Britain's Got Talent" at Manchester Theatre. He said his entire experience as a finalist of the popular TV  talent search  was unforgettable. “Everything really. I like the first audition when all the audience stood up and that was really good; and the semi-finals when I was singing that the audience was clapping; but unfortunately the judges didn’t like it.

“I met Simon Cowell after and they said you're brilliant Charie but I didn’t like the song. Yeah I really had good times in "Britain’s Got Talent."Charlie also denied reports that he didn’t get the chance to win the contest because of racial discrimination. “No, it’s not true,” he said. His father Roger Green said that they do not regret what happened and there was no nastiness in the competition.The father said that Charlie was eliminated due to a wrong choice of song.