First, I liked Robbie in Take That. Then I appreciated the artist Robbie Williams as a performer. Then, slowly I got to learn bits an pieces about the man - the highs and lows. And since we all have them, he became a part of our common world . And before I knew it, he (and other people) have been a part of my life for over 30 years! Oh how the time flies and how we all changed. I'm so happy he has the family he wanted now :)
It hurts to see how someone so talented and gorgeous could have been in so much pain. Thank God you overcame your problems and that you seem to be a happy man with a beautiful family. Your talent and your life was not wasted and that is a huge blessing. ❣️RW
I love Robbie but just wondering what does physical looks and “talent” have to do with Being in so much pain ? Genuine question. Isn’t pain of all people equal?
@@seanogorman3617I see your point but I think what OP is saying it’s rather unnerving how someone can have everything that society dictates brings happiness (money, talent, looks, general success etc) and still be miserable.
@@seanogorman3617I would like to answer your question, no pain of people is not equal. But over a life time it could be but think no one’s time of life is equal at least here on earth innie way . Never think you know how much pain someone is in! Don’t assume! Don’t think you have been there! Because no one knows how much someone is hurting, physically or emotional or otherwise. Just help someone the best you can without thinking you know how much they are hurting.
@@carolynmichael2723you’ve missed my point. I was asking what his looks have to do with his suffering. Yes all people suffer, regardless of their looks
The more I watch these shows, like Robbie, and Beckham, on Netflix, I think your internal world is projected out into your external world, and if you’re famous it’s amplified to the level of fame you have. We all have things we go thro in life, but fame seems to amplify everything massively! I wish everyone well xx
I am so glad he has finally buried his demons; happy with his wife and children. In one of Take That's documentaries, Mark Owen said they learnt how to be pop stars before they learnt how to be men. Their documentaries have always been painfully honest. He seems to have had a lot of insecurities. But what an entertainer!
11:36 had to re-watch this... that change of his voice, body language, everything from the scenes in the interview to the scene on stage... incredible.
I did not even know who he was, though I'd heard a few of his songs,obviously. The self control , courage and determination it must have taken to go on tour and get on stage and perform as he does in this movie- even when you do not feel like it-while trying to remain sober daily, one day at a time, living in a sort of pressure cooker life of : fly here -land- hotel - cooped up -stalked by fans and paparazzi - on stage 2 hours- sleep - fly - repeat whole process.....well it is amazing . This documentary really helps you see the amount of work and dedication they have to feel towards the fans who pay them millions to do what they do. With big celebrity and big money comes huge responsibilities and demands on one's personal life and strength. Thanks to Robbie for allowing such an open filming process to take place where we could see the myth, the man, the persona everyone thinks they know to the person inside ; the fears, the victories,the sorrows and joys. It was a interesting experience to watch him come to slowly find his enjoyment in his career and life and see the beauty in it maybe for the first time. Having had success so young, in Take That ,( when sudden success, money, youth , immaturity and adulthood all hit at once and alcohol and drugs enter the picture as they do in cases where there are lots of people with lots of money) he lost the sober experience of all the good that can come from his success.Great video !
We all go through many things and phases in our lives. Robbie seems very lost & sad in the film...but that was then & like a roller coaster, we all have our highs & lows as life never stays perfect. RW is such a multifaceted talented wild child.
Amazing to hear Robbie call himself thick.Soooo is not.Instead, has great personal insight, articulate, really funny, has natural charm and is a natural at entertaining
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It was a lot of things that I didn't know but I'm happy that Robbie is now enjoying what he is doing clean and sober and has made up with his mates in Take That Awesome . Thanks for sharing.
You’re definitely somebody now Robbie you should be proud of yourself for what you have achieved .. you’re amazing you have a good life lovely wife beautiful kids x❤️❤️
Rob was and never WILL be a " Nobody ", When he decides to stop performing, he can be " Himself ". With the help and love from his beautiful wife, children and his mom loving and watching over him. The fact is, you were way too young to start in this hard business, Rob. And you had no- one to back you up, guide you and give the love you still needed. You lost your way for a while... Even choosing your path in life is difficult, and that counts for every human being. Everybody lost their way at some moment. And luckily found the right path again. It's time somebody says: You are a wonderful human being, Rob, just a man, but with amazing talents. The life you got was tough...for you. But you are Never a Nobody. Hold onto your family, real friends and your health, Rob,THAT will always be nr 1, that is what Stays. The rest is all Show, and illusion... Don't be the reflection in the mirror, Rob. Be YOU, you are SO worth it! And the ones who really love you will Stay. ..always. ❤
I love the bit where he's writing "Nan's Song". I love the song in general, though the lyrics get me sad. It was nice to be able to predict what the lyrics were eventually gonna be
He was telling people how bad he was and everyone wanted to help him but as any addict knows it's only when you really want to stop you'll stop. Or at least try harder than ever. Regardless what that addiction is. Or how rich you are.
WOW, I didn't know who he was until I saw him on the Graham Norton show. So Funny and talented and so handsome, just love love love me some Mr. WILLAMS
God bless his manager sadly in this video and the last time I saw him was with Robbie at Edinburgh first night of escapology sadly now in heaven booking gigs for Robbies day when he arrives one day ...a great manager built Rob’s career and got him £84 million from EMI Then they went bust lol
Hola Robbie eres un gran artista, pero no te entiendo me gustaría saber lo que dices por favor que subtituleis las entrevistas en español por favor, gracias 💓😘😎
No, you're gonna be somebody someday> Sound Familiar? Yes! Coz u Are Mr. And YOU Made That Happen. I Think you're at a place where you are making it happen today. And Not just for you now, for your family too. That has to be the Best doesn't it?
We were all to blame really - the fans, the people who watched, cheered, sang, devoured everything RW. It was, in hindsight, and maybe even at the time, clear to see the demons internal and external that were haunting Robbie and devouring him... but we wanted more and more and more - he represented us, the torch carrier, the band leader for us - the common man with his heart on his sleeve in a world of peculiarity and glamour. We could have stood up as a mass and said - hey, wtf? thousands upon thousands of us love him and want him to do well and don't want this gutter press assassination of someone we deeply love... But we're humans and just continued to watch like it was a soap opera - it's not real, it's just the unagreed situation for famous people and the press. I hope those that were in the mirror, the star and the sun have disgustingly bad lives now. I should feel bad for saying that about other people... but I don't. They could have destroyed a legend early, just like they did with so many others.
Some people would love it .not about the money or fame to have the money to get help with mental health illness which robbie had suffered from the rest doesn't mean nothing .as long he can get real help be well not suffering all your life I wish I had I money to get well 35 years I've suffered from Mental health
Когда ты растешь в одном темпе с человеком дружишь и живешь ,это одно .Вы в одном ритме и почти единое .Сейчас Мы разные ...очень разные . понимаешь сделана была большая работа ты работал над собой хорошая вербовочка прошла трудности привыкание в один момент показалось что даже последние кадры видео....была авария машина вылетила на повороте в обрыв ... В диком таком темпе потом когда тебе в 50 то жопа и весь адреналин идет на девочек моложе на 20 лет точно ....Извени но огромнная популярность человека меня всегда звездность отталкивает мне не интересны слишком громкие люди .
I’m 99.9% sure that it was a bit of fun for the camera. Had it been real, I doubt the director would have been allowed to film it and use the footage. :)
There is a point of saturation. Enough money, enough fame, enough material item. Just strip it down. Try something new, go help children in orphanages, help create electric set up in villages in africa. Bring toys to nepal children. Come on!! There is a lot to do.
Robbie u said ur name is pound since u r born ? Don't u think now u want to be a dollar ?then rupee then again euro think its time to do something with next life now shell money to learn new things like language of birds animals insects make them ur audience they r amazing listeners and make a team twitters I hope u wont mind cos i look in you something better than what you appear in public as if they have purchased u with their money about russia I told u remember that its not worth ur potential cos they have traditional values and u r born rebel
