LITTLE BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT

David Walliams mocks Simon Cowell and his Britain’s Got Talent co-stars as he prepares to host NTAs

DAVID Walliams will open the National Television Awards tonight by playing all of his Britain’s Got Talent co-stars in a special sketch.

The 48-year-old comedian dressed up as Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon in a pre-recorded video that will be shown tonight.

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David Walliams transforms into Simon Cowell in a sketch for tonight’s NTAs

David appears to be dressed as a trainspotter for the gag, which sees him also play one of the show’s wannabe stars.

Asked what his dream is as he walks out on stage, he said: “I have this recurring dream where I’m in a sauna with a very small towel on me and Simon Cowell walks in all oiled up.”

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly also appear, watching from the wings as David’s character performs.

As well as the unflattering portrayal of Simon in a totally open white shirt and shades, he dons a gold dress to become Alesha and a glam pink outfit for Amanda.

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David went all out with his costume of Alicia Dixon who looks she can’t hold back her laughter

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Finishing off the panel of judges he dazzles in a pink dress as Amanda Holden

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David comes on to the stage in what has been dubbed ‘trainspotter’ gear

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Ant and Dec are shown watching from the wings as usual

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Simon Cowell with Ant and Dec and the real panel on Britain’s Got Talent

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Not everyone is looking forward to seeing David, as he came under fire yesterday from Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan.

The 52-year-old host said he won’t be attending the NTAs because David Walliams is hosting, saying that the comedian “makes his skin crawl”.

The pair have a long-running spat that started after David replaced Piers Morgan on Britain’s Got Talent.

He said in an interview with the : “I’d rather stay at home and watch Groundhog Day and the host David Walliams makes my skin crawl.”

The National Television Awards is tonight at 7.30 pm

David Walliams is taking over from Dermot O'Leary as host of the National Television Awards
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