Robbie Williams takes responsibility for his role in the darker chapters of his life. His unconventional biopic Better Man pulls no punches when it comes to his addictions and abuses. “There were many villains in this movie until we legally couldn’t have many villains in this movie,

In 'Better Man', Robbie Williams candidly reflects on his struggles with addiction and relationships, accepting his role as the main villain and sharing insights about his past, including interactions with Gary Barlow and Nicole Appleton.

Robbie Williams ’ new biopic Better Man delves into his early fames as part of sensational boy band Take That and his struggle with addiction. Take That formed in 1990 – made up of Robbie, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen and Jason Orange – and enjoyed a successful six years producing hits such as Relight My Fire, Pray and Babe.

But just when it seemed maybe the genre was running out of steam, along comes Robbie Williams biopic Better Man — hot on the heels of brick-based Pharrell Williams doc Piece By Piece — to rip up the rulebook and try something brilliantly,