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Rupert Grint to sing on “Postman Pat” soundtrack

by Toni Louise Cooper · April 24, 2014

Yes, you have read correctly, folks. Rupert Grint WILL be featured on the Postman Pat: The Movie soundtrack! Rupert-Grint.us reported just this morning that Rupert’s song will be an original one titled “Lightning” and will run for 1:06 minutes. How exciting!

Rupert will join a whole host of musical artists on the soundtrack, including Ronan Keating, Peter Gabriel, Jessie J., and many more. A list of all featured songs can be found here. The soundtrack is set for release on May 19.

Speaking of Postman Pat, we recently posted about how you can win tickets to the movie’s London  premiere on May 11 – click here to find out more.

The film is a full-length feature of the British children’s television show and will include not only Rupert’s voice but David Tennant (Barty Crouch Jr) and Jim Broadbent’s (Horace Slughorn) as well. The movie will hit cinemas on May 23.

What do you think of the idea of Rupert singing in the film? Has this spurred you on to see it even more? Let us know in the comments below.

 

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