Not many people wanted to see the Robbie Williams monkey movie, Better Man, in theaters, but perhaps more folks will be ...

The Robbie Williams movie Better Man opens wide in theaters in the U.S. this weekend, which means that Americans can finally learn who the heck Robbie Williams is. Directed by Michael Gracey (The ...

The musical biopic has become something of a genre unto itself. As Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story so hilariously pointed out, nearly every biographical film about a music star follows essentially the ...

Better Man, a musical biopic about British artist Robbie Williams, has many options available to view the film. Better Man comes from director Michael Gracey, previously of The Greatest Showman fame, ...

Most male music icons would prefer to be portrayed on screen by stars. Most male music icons would prefer to be portrayed on screen by the starry, swaggering likes of Timothee Chalamet (Bob Dylan in ...

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Better Man, the 2024 biopic film on British musician Robbie Williams, confused many with the marketing. Why is he a monkey? This was the main question moviegoers asked when they saw the previews for ...

Better Man has now landed in cinemas to tell the rise and fall and resurrection of Robbie Williams. As ever with a music biopic, you can expect to hear a lot of Robbie Williams classics in the new ...

Does BETTER MAN make a monkey out of British musician Robbie Williams? Well, no, but it does make an ape, specifically a chimp, out of the one-time member of British boy-band Take That, a singing star ...

Although it may have stuttered upon its entry to the theatrical circuit, it still hasn't taken long for the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man from director Michael Gracey to hit its first financial ...

When Robbie Williams told an interviewer that he felt like a performing monkey, he didn’t mean it literally. But that’s exactly how “The Greatest Showman” director Michael Gracey interprets the remark ...