Sir Paul McCartney’s five-year-old daughter is to sing in the new ‘Shrek’ movie.

The music legend is voicing a character and writing a song for the latest
instalment in the hit animated franchise, and has arranged for Beatrice to
sing backing vocals on the track so she features in the movie.
A source said: “Paul is really pleased to be part of the next Shrek film
because it’s Beatrice’s favourite movie. He said she can’t stop talking
about it. He wants to go one step further though and make sure she’s part of
the film.
“Paul’s writing a song for the film and wants Beatrice to sing some of the
harmonies. She’s quite a musical kid. She’s very bright. It will be a dream
come true for her.”
The 66-year-old musician will lend his voice to a character along with
Cameron Diaz and Antonio Banderas in ‘Shrek 4’.
Paul has previously admitted he does impressions of Shrek, who is voiced by
comic star Mike Myers in the films, for Beatrice because she is such a fan
of the kindly green ogre.
He said: "I'm a huge fan of 'Shrek' as my little girl loves it. I can do a
really good impression of him - I put on my best Scottish accent!"