POP singer Robbie Williams has set his sights on a duet with country icon Dolly Parton (Image: Getty)
Pop singer Robbie Williams has set his sights on a duet with country icon and a raft of other heavyweights.
The former Take That star revealed he will perform with The Greatest Showman actor Hugh Jackman, 56, in the near future.
Robbie, 50, says the success of his Better Man biopic, which saw him nominated for the best original song Golden Globe for his track Forbidden Road, has opened the door for him in the US.
When asked who he would love to collaborate with he said: “It’s all people that I daren’t ask, Miley Cyrus, , Ryan Reynolds. Ryan Gosling, Hugh Jackman and Jamie Foxx.
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The former Take That star revealed he will perform with Hugh Jackman in the near future (Image: Getty)
“It’s countless amounts of people but it’s weird sort of having a success and a history that exists outside North America and then being in North America and going, ‘Hey, first off, let me tell you I’m a big deal. Second off, will you do something with me?’ It’s unusual.”
He added: “Me and Hugh will do something, yeah. Not only is he a stellar talent, but he’s a stellar human being. He’s one of life’s good guys.”
Robbie has become friends with the Australian actor, who played Wolverine in the X-Men franchise, after helping persuade him to take on the lead role of PT Barnum in The Greatest Showman for its director Michael Gracey.
Sine then Michael has directed Better Man, which Robbie has promoted across the world for the past three months.