Take That to Star in Netflix Documentary by James Corden

Take That, the iconic nineties boy band, is set to feature in a new documentary for Netflix, produced by James Corden. This music biopic will explore the band's remarkable journey, showcasing never-before-seen footage from their early days and providing an insider's perspective on their career. The documentary will include exclusive interviews with band members Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Jason Orange, and is expected to premiere in 2025. The announcement follows the success of a recent four-part series on Robbie Williams, which highlighted his rise to fame, struggles with addiction, and challenges with the media. Take That, originally formed in 1989, has become one of the most successful British bands, selling over 45 million albums worldwide and performing to more than 5.3 million fans in the UK and Ireland alone. The documentary will be produced by Fulwell 73, a company co-owned by Corden and his business partner Ben Winston. This collaboration is not new; Corden and Barlow have previously worked together on projects, including a 2014 BBC documentary titled "When Corden Met Barlow." Their friendship has grown over the years, leading to Barlow inviting Corden to perform a duet. The trend of music documentaries has gained momentum, particularly after the success of "Bros: After The Screaming Stops," which won a BAFTA and set a high standard for the genre. With Netflix's commitment to music-based content, the upcoming Take That documentary is highly anticipated.