Netflix has unveiled plans for a new documentary series celebrating one of the UK’s most beloved boy bands, Take That.
The series, produced by Fulwell 73, promises an unprecedented look into over 30 years of music, memories, and milestones that have shaped the band’s remarkable journey.
Featuring exclusive access to Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen, the documentary will also include insightful interviews with former members Jason Orange and Robbie Williams.
Fans can look forward to an intimate exploration of the group’s rise to fame, their enduring impact on British music, and the stories behind their 12 UK number one hits.
Gabe Turner, Fulwell 73 partner commented: “After creating the soundtrack to so many of our lives for the last 40 years, Take That have one of the most fascinating stories in all of music. At Fulwell 73, we want to bring the most interesting stories to life in the premium factual space. Using unseen archive and new interviews, we hope to do their unique tale justice. We couldn’t be more excited and honoured to partner with Netflix for this new original documentary.”
The announcement was part of a broader slate of new content from Netflix, including documentaries on Victoria Beckham, Gordon Ramsay, well as the return of popular series like Black Doves and Love is Blind: UK.
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