Charlie Clements' love wish
Friday, 26 September 2008
Charlie Clements wants 'EastEnders' bosses to cast Scarlett Johansson or Penelope Cruz in the soap.
The actor - who plays Bradley Branning in the BBC show - said he would love to see his character involved in a love tryst with one of the Hollywood A-listers.
He said: "Bradleys likes feisty women. It'd be great if Penelope Cruz or Scarlett Johansson could be cast as his new love interest. I'd like to see him have a break from girls first though."
The 21-year-old star - who has previously been linked to stunning 'Emmerdale' actress Roxanne Pallett - also revealed how much better he is with girls in real life compared to unlucky-in-love geek Bradley.
He added: "I'm much better with women than Bradley. I'm with someone now and I'm very happy. She thinks I'm totally different from Bradley, thank God.
"Though I'm not sure if she even watches 'EastEnders'."
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