Dec 17, 2002 • 1 min read

Zeta Jones may get a hit at last

Catherine Zeta Jones has recorded a duet of 'I Move On' with Renee Zellweger from Chicago, and some critics think it could become her first hit.

Some critics reckon Catherine Zeta Jones’ latest attempt at chart glory might actually get her a hit. Jones, who has won critical acclaim for her role in the film version of West End musical ‘Chicago’, has recorded a duet of ‘I Move On’ from the film with co-star Renee Zellweger. Word is the single might just get a release, and some reckon with the popularity of the show, the film and the two stars it might just get into the charts.

It would be Catherine’s fourth attempt at a hit. In 1992 she released ‘For All Time’ which reached number 36 in the charts. A duet with David Essex released in 1994 reached 38. While her 1995 release of ‘In The Arms of Love’ only made it to 72!

Talking about her co-star’s singing abilities Zellweger told BBC: "It's not just singing and dancing, she belts it out. Well, I walk in on my first day and she's in a lift singing ‘All That Jazz’ and I was just dumbfounded. My jaw dropped to the floor. I didn't speak for 30 minutes. Just sat in the corner in awe and watched. I'm like a little field mouse compared to her. Squeak, squeak, squeak".

The movie gets a general release here on 17 Jan, no word yet on any single releases.

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