Take That Netflix Documentary: First Look with Unseen 90s Footage
First look at Take That Netflix documentary with unseen footage

Netflix has unveiled the first thrilling glimpse of a major new documentary series chronicling the meteoric rise of Britain's iconic boy band, Take That. The three-part limited series, simply titled TAKE THAT, is scheduled for release globally on the streaming platform on January 27, 2026.

Never-Before-Seen Archive Footage Revealed

The newly released trailer promises an intimate and definitive account, packed with never-aired footage from the band's 1990s heyday. Viewers will be transported back to the peak of 'Take That Mania', with rare archival material featuring all five original members: Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange, Mark Owen, and Robbie Williams.

In one poignant clip, Jason Orange's voice is heard in an archival interview reflecting on the band's unique bond, stating, "[The band] were tight amongst ourselves, it felt like we were kings of the world." The teaser also includes a playful moment with a young Robbie Williams, who quips about pre-show rituals, joking, "We all kissed before the show... in a butch way!"

Gary Barlow is heard summing up the unparalleled experience, saying, "Nothing beats being in a band, there's strength there's a buzz. But I don't think anything can prepare you for what we were about to take on in the 90s."

The Definitive Story of a Pop Phenomenon

The documentary will chart the group's journey from their humble beginnings in Manchester to becoming global superstars, playing sold-out stadium tours and dominating charts worldwide. The series will delve into the camaraderie, the chaos of fame, their dramatic split, and what is widely regarded as one of the greatest comebacks in British music history.

The production boasts an impressive array of content, including:

  • 35 years of rare archive footage and personal material.
  • Brand new interviews with Gary, Howard, and Mark.
  • The story behind their 12 UK Number One singles and over 45 million records sold globally.

It will also address the pivotal departures of key members, including Robbie Williams's initial exit in 1995 and Jason Orange's decision to leave the band in 2014.

Looking to the Future: The 2026 Tour Revival

The documentary's release coincides with exciting future plans for the band. Gary, Howard, and Mark have announced they will be reviving their legendary 'The Circus: Live' tour across the UK and Ireland in the summer of 2026.

This tour, named after their 2008 album, originally made history in 2009 by selling over 600,000 tickets in under five hours. The band aims to replicate that phenomenal success by bringing back the elaborate stage sets, costumes, and props from the original record-breaking run.

Told in their own words, the Netflix series is poised to be the most personal and comprehensive portrait of Take That ever made, offering fans a powerful look behind the curtain at the men behind the music.