Everything to know about the Netflix Robbie Williams documentary series

Following the success of hit documentary series like Harry & Meghan, Pamela, a Love Story, Money Shot: The Pornhub Story, and the recently released Beckham, Netflix is gearing up for another exciting addition to its lineup. This time, they are turning the spotlight on none other than English music icon Robbie Williams.

Set to be released in November 2023, this upcoming documentary series promises to offer an intimate and revealing look at the life and career of Robbie Williams. With a music industry legacy that boasts extraordinary success, coupled with a personal journey documented by three decades of exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, Robbie Williams makes for an intriguing and captivating documentary subject.

If you’re curious about the upcoming release, you’re in the right place! Join us as we uncover everything you need to know about the Robbie Williams documentary series below!

The Netflix Robbie Williams documentary delves into the remarkable 30-year journey of Robbie Williams, chronicling his battles with addiction, his departure from Take That, and the band’s eventual reunion.

Released on the heels of his 25th solo career anniversary, this documentary offers a definitive account of his ascent to fame and global stardom, capturing what he describes as being at the “center of the pop culture world.” The documentary encompasses the highs, lows, and relentless media scrutiny that have shaped his remarkable career.

As per Tudum, the series features “hundreds of hours of intimate, never-before-seen personal archival footage, and intimate access to Williams himself”.

When is the Robbie Williams documentary out on Netflix?

The documentary, simply titled: Robbie Williams, will be available to watch on Netflix from Wednesday, November 8th at 3:01 a.m. ET (12:01 a.m. PT). It is a limited series with four parts.

Check out the official trailer for the documentary below:

The upcoming four-part limited documentary series was directed by Joe Pearlman, who previously directed Lewis Capaldi’s Netflix documentary Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling.