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Gary talks to BBC Tyne
School's out for local lad Gary Phelan as he was voted out of Fame Academy 2003.
His performance of 'Drive' was poorly received by the judges, with Carrie Grant saying 'the song was meant to be sung by a man, not a boy'
When the going gets tough.. Louise, Simone and Gary found themselves in the bottom three, with their place in the Academy left in the hands of the teachers and their fellow students.
 | | At his best - Gary and his guitar |
Yet again, the teachers voted to save Louise, leaving Simone and Gary to fight it out for the student vote.
The majority of the students voted to keep Simone in the Academy with only James and Barry voting for the Geordie. .. the tough gets going
In a post show interview, Gary said he was 'shellshocked' to be leaving the show but he knew that 'song was hard to sing' compared to the others.
However, he is determined not to allow his exit from the show be the end of his ambition to make it in the music industry.
This certainly won't be the last we see of Gary Phelan!
| The best of Gary's Magic Moments | | Gary's catchphrase 'Positive Mental Attitude' | | Kevin's dance class: Gary dared to say that 'ballet sucks' to which Kevin replied 'so does your singing'. | | Managing to split Paris' trousers during a playful kick boxing fight. | | Gary teamed up with Louise to sing the self -penned tune 'Down to you' giving a performance that Liam Gallagher would be proud of! | | Telling Headteacher Richard Parks that he sang his song for all the gorgeous people out there and he (Richard) wasn't one of them. | | Proving he's not just good at singing, during a game of football, Gary managed to save all the penalties when he was the goalkeeper. | | In a rare opportunity for student relaxation, Gary displayed he was a true Brit by having his face painted in a Union Jack style. |
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