Susan Boyle could be the voice behind the theme song for the new James Bond flick. The Scottish star, who shot into the spotlight this year after being the runner-up on UK reality TV show Britain's Got Talent, is supposedly excited about the prospect of helping with the movie, which stars Daniel Craig and is due out in 2011.
Monty Norman, composer of the classic 007 theme music, thinks Susan would be a "great" choice. He said: "They'll think seriously because she's got the right kind of sweeping voice."

Lee Pfeiffer co-author of The Essential James Bond book, described Susan as "a throwback to those great days when the likes of Dame Shirley Bassey would be asked to sing."

Some of the world’s biggest music stars have recorded theme songs to Bond films, including Bassey, Sir Paul McCartney, Madonna and Duran Duran. The 48-year-old star has already shattered all chart records with her debut album I Dreamed a Dream. The LP sold an astonishing 411,000 copies in the UK in one week and over 2 million copies worldwide - making it the fastest-selling debut album by a woman ever. It is still clocking up sales at an incredible rate.