Netflix has released a first-look trailer for a three-part documentary series about Take That, promising 'exclusive unseen footage' and candid revelations from the band members. The series, directed by David Soutar, launches globally on January 27.
The documentary features new interviews with Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen, alongside rare archival footage spanning 35 years. In the trailer, Mark Owen reflects on the pressures of fame, stating: 'The more successful we became, the bigger audiences, it was also the beginning of the end for us as a band.'
Gary Barlow opens up about the 'unbelievable amount of pressure' he faced as the main songwriter, adding: 'We were a business now, a money-making machine for a lot of people.' The series explores the band's meteoric rise, dramatic split, and eventual comeback, selling over 45 million records worldwide.
Fans have expressed excitement on social media, with one user writing: 'I will be tuning in for that! Such a throwback band!' Another added: 'Netflix bringing back memories we grew up with.' The documentary aims to provide an intimate look at the highs, heartbreaks, and enduring legacy of the iconic British boy band.
