London:
British actor and TV presenter James Corden is tipped to replace Piers Morgan as a judge on Britain's Got Talent if he decides to quit.
Morgan is reportedly set to leave his judging role on the series after being announced as Larry's King's replacement on his late night CNN talk show.
According to sources, show boss Simon Cowell is a big fan of James - who shot to fame in sitcom Gavin and Stacey - and thinks he has what it takes to fill Piers' shoes.
"James is up for doing it. And Simon thinks he has the charisma and humour to carry the panel," femalefirst.co.uk quoted a source as saying.
Show presenter Stephen Mulhern has revealed comedian Peter Kay also has chances of joining Amanda Holden and Simon on the judging panel.
"Peter would be fantastic. The show's about all types of entertainers and someone like him on the judging panel would really spice it up," he said.
Morgan signed a contract worth $8.4 million to take over from Larry this week and afterwards admitted it was unlikely he would be able to continue to appear on Britain's Got Talent and America's Got Talent as well.
Speaking about his future on the two talent shows, he said: "Obviously some things are going to have to give."
Morgan will take over the show in January as part of a wider shake-up at CNN.
Morgan is reportedly set to leave his judging role on the series after being announced as Larry's King's replacement on his late night CNN talk show.
According to sources, show boss Simon Cowell is a big fan of James - who shot to fame in sitcom Gavin and Stacey - and thinks he has what it takes to fill Piers' shoes.
"James is up for doing it. And Simon thinks he has the charisma and humour to carry the panel," femalefirst.co.uk quoted a source as saying.
Show presenter Stephen Mulhern has revealed comedian Peter Kay also has chances of joining Amanda Holden and Simon on the judging panel.
"Peter would be fantastic. The show's about all types of entertainers and someone like him on the judging panel would really spice it up," he said.
Morgan signed a contract worth $8.4 million to take over from Larry this week and afterwards admitted it was unlikely he would be able to continue to appear on Britain's Got Talent and America's Got Talent as well.
Speaking about his future on the two talent shows, he said: "Obviously some things are going to have to give."
Morgan will take over the show in January as part of a wider shake-up at CNN.
