Take That: For the Record

Take That: For the Record is a documentary that delves into the rise and fall of the British boyband Take That, featuring exclusive interviews with the band members and manager Nigel Martin-Smith. The film explores their early years, their struggles with fame, and the factors that led to their eventual breakup. It also touches on the drug and alcohol abuse that plagued Robbie Williams, who eventually left the group, and the impact his departure had on the band. The documentary concludes with the band members reflecting on their time in Take That and how it has affected their lives since. With a mix of nostalgia and drama, Take That: For the Record offers a unique look at one of Britain's most successful boybands.

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