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A singular profile of British pop superstar Robbie Williams
The film arose from multiple interview recordings filmmaker Michael Gracey made with Robbie Williams during the course of a year and a half in Williams' recording studio in Los Angeles, in the United States. Although the interviews weren't originally for a film, as Gracey "just wanted to capture [Williams] in his own voice telling his story," the majority of Williams' voiceover in the film is from those recordings..
Featured in The 7PM Project: Episode dated 5 December 2024 (2024)
Robbie Williams: If you’re gonna laugh, just do it on the inside, yeah?. I wish they can make more movies the way they made this one.
It made the story more relatable for some reason I can't properly explain
So full of life.The monkey actually made a lot of sense and made the connection between us and Robbie much easier to understand. Unevolved, raw Robbie doing it his way.The movie is full of production value, life lessons, amazing and let me repeat that AMAZING music and dances.Now about the monkey, best thing!
What a great production
I didn't feel I was watching a monkey but was definitely watching Robbie Williams.I think the entire movie team should give themselves a pat on the back. Can't wait for more movies like this really.
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