Elton John

Taron Egerton ' s vocal coach says to Sir Elton John 's biopic Rocketman to come together, he was "really proud" of the "down to earth" - star success.

Egerton was for his portrayal of The Music legend, in the 77th Golden Globes awards in Los Angeles on Monday.

Michael Dore, the first collaboration with The Star , said he was moved when he saw the finished film.

"He's a good Guy , a very sweet Guy . so amazing in the film," he said.

It turns out, Egerton, from Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, was no stranger to The Music of Sir Elton: "One of the songs, the in [Sing] Elton John 's I'm Still Standing , and the one that really set The Ball rolling for Taron always the part in the Rocketman", he explained.

He said Egerton had also sung, her song audition, which has him in the Rada (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art).

"He somehow feels he's come Full Circle ," he told BBC Radio Wales .

Mr. Dore became ' s job was not to turn to the Welsh in Sir Elton: "The Plan was never sound for him, just like Elton... Elton wanted star to copy In their eyes, the way he wanted it very much to Taron 's voice with The Right pop-rock feel that Elton has," he said.

"He had sung before. It was not so, the singing was a new thing for him, he has always sung. "

he said he was with Rocketman, after a call from his music-producer Giles Martin : "[He] phoned me and said, 'Taron wants to work again with you, as he does now that other movie about Elton John , so, as it began. "

said he had witnessed how a friendship developed between Egerton and the real-life Rocketman: "Taron spent some time with him [Elton John ] but it was particularly social.

"He would come in and say, 'I went to dinner Last Night to Elton's" and blah blah - I remember The Morning after The Night he'd for dinner, Elton had given him his first diamond-earring... he was absolutely thrilled about.

"And since this time they have really, really good friends. "

He said Sir Elton was "kind of keeping an eye on things from a distance" and his husband David Furnish was "active".

"Elton pop in from time to time and see how things are progressing.

"It was a special day in the Abbey Road that was a kind of secured The Job for Taron .

"It was a really hard day for him, because all the film executives, it was - Giles Martin in the studio and [Director] Dexter Fletcher , [producer] David Furnish , all the big wigs were there and Taron had to have it all out pull and perform.

"it was a stressful day, but it was the decisive factor for him, and he did not look back after that, because she realized that he was The Right man for The Job . "

Mr Dore looks back on The Project with fondness: "I'm really proud of," he said.

"I remember the private screening before the premiere and I was so moved to, how it all come together and it so fantastic in the film. "

Source of news: bbc.com