POP heartthrobs Westlife yesterday charmed supermodel Claudia Schiffer as she became their Uptown Girl when they filmed the video for their charity single.
The 30-year-old German star took the role made famous by Christie Brinkley in Billy Joel's original version of the song.
Schiffer joined the Irish stars as they filmed the video in a diner near London's Kings Cross station.
Schiffer
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In the video the Westlife boys are waiters and cooks in a 1950s diner and win the heart of the glamorous star who has popped in with a bunch of obnoxious toffs.
Schiffer said: "Richard Curtis rang me and asked me to do the video and I was delighted to oblige.
"The combination of the song, which I love, working with Westlife, who are lots of fun, and being able to help Comic Relief made it an irresistible proposition."
The band too were delighted that Schiffer won the role.
Mark Feehily said: "I had a poster of her on my wall for years when I was younger it's nice for a poster to turn into real life."
As Joel filmed the original video for Uptown Girl he fell for Brinkley and they later married, but the band laughed off any such ideas.
But Kian Egan joked: "We might go for a few drinks later on and I might chance my arm."
The group have already notched up a string of seven number one singles.
Shane Filan is well used to the experience of working in a diner his parents owned the a cafe in Sligo. "I've worked in a cafe all my life, I'm very used to putting on aprons and stuff."
The single will be released on March 5 ahead of Comic Relief Day on March 16.
Uptown Girl was a smash hit for Joel, who later split from Brinkley, in 1983.
