Season 1 – Robbie Williams

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Doris S @Doris531 May 17, 2025 I thought the first episode was really good, but it kinda got boring after that. I wasn't given a reason to care about someone that got what he wanted in life and more. I can't imagine going after something, getting it and then fixating on how hard it was. Life is hard. He really should do a dance type song, EDM mix, at least it would make him feel happy while playing it. See more LJ Schraner G @RT36589223 Apr 8, 2025 Breathtakingly sad! A close encounter with a world mega star and his battles with addiction and mental health. Unbelievable insight into what affect depression has on a human being and how incapacitated one can become when the illness begins to control you. A true wake up call for the stigma attached to mental health. See more Shaun R @Shaun666 Feb 16, 2025 Not a bad documentary but doesn’t make me like Robbie Williams anymore than I used to, which isn’t very much. I understand there are deeper mental issues which he was very honest about, but my God he was fortunate to have the career that he had with the limited talent he possessed. Some people crave the spotlight despite the downfalls that come with it and I find it hard to feel too sorry for all of his self pity. See more Yunny U @RT24206292 Nov 24, 2023 I found Robbie's reflections on his career and challenges in life sincere and thoughtful. Those of us that have dealt with depression, anxiety, or addiction may closely relate to his journey to bring himself into balance and treat his self (and others) with compassion and kindness. And for those that don't, they may learn a little about what some people deal with inside- despite a seemingly priveledged lifestyle. See more Allister B @RT11265210 Nov 18, 2023 Watched thinking I'd see humility, contrition and growth. Got an egotistical man in his pants on a bed glorifying himself. See more Leaburn O @RT35452347 Nov 18, 2023 This isn't a documentary, it's a Robbie Williams monologue, a four hour self justification and whinge. Why did Robbie have a stage fright breakdown? Errr maybe because he decided to undertake a greedy 100 day tour. He brought it in himself. The whole documentary he reveals himself to be wildly egotistical, still to this day unable to share in his success or even identify how key Guy Chambers clearly was. There is no insight into his childhood or into many relationships. He allows no room for anyone else to input and provide opinions. Only his wife is trusted to comment. Ultimately Robbie tried to put together a self promoting documentary but it backfired because it just reveals him to be an odious character, it just revealed why Take That wanted to dump him in the first place. Even as he approaches 50, he's not grown up or figured himself out. See more Read all reviews

Robbie Williams — Season 1

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