This coming-of-age tale will be helmed by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey. He believes that Williams’ relatability separates him from musical prodigies such as Freddie Mercury and Elton John, and that’s why this biopic won’t be just another Bohemian Rhapsody or Rocketman.

“Unlike some people who were born prodigies or musical geniuses and you follow the narrative of the world catching up to their brilliance, this isn’t that story. Robbie is that Everyman, who just dreamed big and followed those dreams and they took him to an incredible place,” Gracey told Deadline.

Robbie Williams’ rise to prominence started during the 90s when he was a member of the popular British boy band Take That. He achieved an even bigger success as a solo performer, with eleven of his twelve albums hitting no. 1 in the UK, and producing many hit singles along the way.

Production of the film is slated to begin this summer.

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The former Take That singer had a successful run of 16 sold-out shows at Wynn Las Vegas’ Encore Theater this year, and he wants to give it another go. He described this experience as “a real dream come true” while announcing he’ll perform eight new shows taking place between March 24th and April 4th, 2020.

Bobby Reynolds, senior vice president of AEG Presents Las Vegas, is happy to have Williams back for another run because the crowds in Sin City always loved his show.

“Robbie’s personality and style are as unique as this town and we couldn’t be happier to have him back at Wynn. Robbie packed the house every night with audience members from near and far,” said Reynolds in a statement.

Tickets for this new series of Vegas shows are going on sale from November 21st, a day before Robbie Williams’s new holiday album The Christmas Present hits the shelves.

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This coming-of-age tale will be helmed by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey. He believes that Williams’ relatability separates him from musical prodigies such as Freddie Mercury and Elton John, and that’s why this biopic won’t be just another Bohemian Rhapsody or Rocketman.

“Unlike some people who were born prodigies or musical geniuses and you follow the narrative of the world catching up to their brilliance, this isn’t that story. Robbie is that Everyman, who just dreamed big and followed those dreams and they took him to an incredible place,” Gracey told Deadline.

Robbie Williams’ rise to prominence started during the 90s when he was a member of the popular British boy band Take That. He achieved an even bigger success as a solo performer, with eleven of his twelve albums hitting no. 1 in the UK, and producing many hit singles along the way.

Production of the film is slated to begin this summer.

The post Robbie Williams is Getting a Biopic Treatment in “Better Man” appeared first on TheDailyDay.

The former Take That singer had a successful run of 16 sold-out shows at Wynn Las Vegas’ Encore Theater this year, and he wants to give it another go. He described this experience as “a real dream come true” while announcing he’ll perform eight new shows taking place between March 24th and April 4th, 2020.

Bobby Reynolds, senior vice president of AEG Presents Las Vegas, is happy to have Williams back for another run because the crowds in Sin City always loved his show.

“Robbie’s personality and style are as unique as this town and we couldn’t be happier to have him back at Wynn. Robbie packed the house every night with audience members from near and far,” said Reynolds in a statement.

Tickets for this new series of Vegas shows are going on sale from November 21st, a day before Robbie Williams’s new holiday album The Christmas Present hits the shelves.

The post Robbie Williams Returning to Las Vegas for Another Residency appeared first on TheDailyDay.