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EXCLUSIVE: Hulu has handed a pilot order to History of a Pleasure Seeker, a one-hour musical drama based on Richard Mason’s novel of the same name. Mason is adapting his book himself with Bridgerton director Julie Anne Robinson helming the pilot and exec producing.

ROBBIE Williams has been left "stunned" at the "difficulties" in finding an actor to play the younger version of him in his new biopic. The Rock DJ legend, 48, who hails from Stoke-on-Trent, is struggling to find someone with an appropriate Stokie twang and demeanour to pull off his teenage antics on-screen.

Robbie Williams is 'struggling' to find an actor who can play a younger version of him in a biopic about his life.Better Man is the name of the biopic about the Take That singer's life, and the production team behind it have been looking for the right person to play the role of a young Robbie in his early stages of life – but this has been more of a challenge than they anticipated.Speaking to the Mirror, an insider revealed: "Michael [the director] and Robbie held top-secret auditions to find a star to play the young Robbie recently."They didn’t meet anyone they were confident could pull it off."Before adding that: "Robbie is stunned at how difficult the project has been to get made. And now he’s starting to worry it’s never going to make it to the big screen and he’ll look foolish for hyping it up."Better Man will take an in-depth look into Robbie's turbulent life – from his rise to international fame and the demons he had battled.Hollywood is apparently excited about this new biographical movie – especially after the huge success from Elton John's Rocketman and Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.In another chat with the Mirror, a source revealed that Robbie could crack America with Better Man.The source revealed that "it may really cut through to US audiences" adding that it "will really resonate with people, even those in America who may not know much about Robbie himself."Better Man is directed and co-written by Michael Gracey who worked on The Greatest Showman and filming was scheduled to take place early this year at the Docklands Studios in Melbourne.It is reported that the singing sensation is due to fly out to Australia to film some scenes very soon.

Robbie Williams has said that he doesn’t have anywhere to live currently after selling all of his properties.The former Take That singer turned solo star reportedly sold his mansion in Los Angeles, California to Drake for £35million in a private deal, though it has not been confirmed (via the Mirror).Williams is also said to have sold his house in Wiltshire for £6.75million in January, and is now looking for a new family home.“We’re actually nowhere,” he told Australian DJs Kyle and Jackie O. “We’ve pretty much sold everywhere.”Williams, who splits his time between the UK and US, added: “We don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.”The singer lived at his previous home with his wife Ayda Field and their four children: Theodora, Charlton, Colette and Beau.“The four kids are constantly a Rubix Cube puzzle that we’re trying to sort out because if they are schooled, then they don’t see me because I’m all over the place,” Williams explained.“And if they are home-schooled then they have another set of things that are a problem.”He also addressed the reports that Drake was the new owner of his former LA home, saying: “If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.”Williams is currently in Australia shooting a biopic of his life called Better Man.

He jokingly added: "If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.“I couldn’t reveal anything that happened, I would get into trouble.”Robbie will now no doubt be looking for a new place for himself and his wife Ayda Field, who he tied the knot with back in 2010.During their almost 12 year marriage, the couple had four children, including nine-year-old Theodora Rose, also known as Teddy, and Charlie Valentine, who is seven.The pair's next two children arrived via a surrogate - three-year-old Colette Josephine, who is affectionately known as Coco and Beau Benedict Enthoven Williams, who is not yet two."The four kids are constantly a Rubix Cube puzzle that we’re trying to sort out," Robbie explained, detailing his dilemma."If they are schooled then they don’t see me because I’m all over the place and if they are home-schooled then they have another set of things that are a problem."As Robbie decides where he would like to live, he is spending time in Australia to shoot a biopic, Better Man."For a narcissist, it’s a wonderful project because it’s all about me and my life," he joked.“The film is the juicy bits before I lost my testosterone.“The project is a little bit disjointed but is about to be in complete harmony very soon."He added: "I think I am playing me for quite a chunk of the film.”Robbie has been on the lookout for young Australians with the potential to channel Take That vibes, as he needs them to play his former bandmates in the movie.Michael Gracey, who previously directed The Greatest Showman, will also be responsible for Better Man.Meanwhile, Robbie has confessed that his life has recently been tinged by grief, after the death of Shane Warne, with whom

Robbie Williams has revealed he has sold many of his properties and now has nowhere to live.Robbie, 48, has said he is trying to work out where to live with his wife of 12 years Ayda Field and their four children, Theodora, Charlie, Colette and Beau.The former Take That star said: “We’ve pretty much sold everywhere we don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.”In January, the Angels singer sold his stunning house in Wiltshire for £6.75million and last week reportedly struck up a deal with US rapper Drake who is said to have bought his lavish Los Angeles mansion for £37.5m.Robbie recently appeared on the Kyle and Jackie O Australian Radio show where he was asked about whether Drake was the buyer of his LA pad.The singer jokingly claimed he couldn’t reveal anything because he would get into trouble.He said: “If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.”Although there is no confirmation yet, a possible move to Australia might be on the cards for the hitmaker as he revealed he is shooting a film there.Robbie’s fast paced life is set to be aired in a new biopic, with Australian filmmaker Michael Gracey at the helm.Directing The Greatest Showman and being executive producer on the Elton John biopic, Rocket Man, means Gracey will have no problem bringing Robbie’s world to life on the big screen.Titled Better Man, the film is set to include all aspects of his life, including his lengthy battle with alcohol and drug addiction which saw him check into rehab in 2007.The singer said: “The film is the juicy bits before I lost my testosterone.”He continued: “The project is a little bit disjointed but is about to be in complete harmony very soon."The film is also

Robbie Williams biopic Better Man is due to begin filming in Melbourne, Australia, in early 2022.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefRobbie Williams biopic “Better Man” will begin filming in Melbourne, Australia in early 2022 under the direction of Michael Gracey (“The Greatest Showman”).Williams is one of the U.K.’s most prominent entertainers and one of the best-selling artists of all time. He first found fame with the group Take That, from 1989 to 1995, and then segued into a successful solo career.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentUniversal Music France and Mediawan’s Method Animation (“The Little Prince,” “Miraculous”) are joining forces on “Jam,” a animated music anthology which will showcase the greatest talents in both music and animation.Co-developed with Universal Music France’s original contents department, the 15-part series will be directed by Michael Gracey, the revered helmer of “The Greatest Showman,” and is being created by Method Animation’s roster of talent, including Robert Valley, Félicie Haymoz, Sylvain Chomet and Joann Sfar.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Pink: All I Know So Far,” streaming on Amazon Prime Video starting May 21, is not a concert documentary, says the film’s co-editor Cindy Mollo. Rather, it’s the story of a mother on tour with her family whose career goal is to play the world-famous Wembley Stadium.The doc, directed by Michael Gracey, follows the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter’s 2019 Beautiful Trauma tour, on which she was accompanied by husband Carey Hart and their two children — daughter Willow, 9 at the time, and son Jameson, 4.“We had to weave in bits of her backstory for the few people who don’t know Pink,” Mollo says.

Robbie Williams biopic will “reimagine” the pop icon’s seminal hits, his songwriter and close friend Guy Chambers has said.Better Man is being helmed by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey and will tell the story of Williams’ rise to global fame.Speaking exclusively to NME, Chambers explained that the new project will see Williams’ hits undergo a dramatic reinvention – similar to the big-screen treatment received by Elton John‘s music in 2019 biopic Rocketman.“I know Michael Gracey who is directing it, and he’s a bit of a genius,” said Chambers.“The only thing I know about it so far is that the songs will be reimagined in the film, I do know that.

Pink, the Grammy-winning musician, is a larger than life personality, who is giving her fans and everyone a peek through her curtain as a rockstar mum, juggling her hectic work life with her demanding family life. Directed by Michael Gracey, the 41-year-old musician's dazzling documentary Pink: All I Know So Far has finally released today, i.e.

Pink and family on her 2018-19 world tour is taken from a recent song in which the Pennsylvanian lung-buster explains her life thus far to her daughter Willow. Traipsing round various European cities, we learn en route that the singer also wrote letters, to be read in the future, to her eldest child on the day she was born and on her first day at kindergarten.

Grammy-winning musician Pink's 'rockstar mum' life gets the central spotlight in her uplifting documentary Pink: All I Know So Far. What feels like a personal love letter to her loving children - Willow Sage Hart, 9, and Jameson Moon Hart, 4 - Pink gets candid not just about her juggling life as a punk rock princess and a mum but also sheds light on the future she envisions for the two loves of her life.In an EXCLUSIVE tête-à-tête with Pinkvilla, Pink: All I Know So Far Michael Gracey director shares his vibrant thoughts on what has surprised him the most about the 41-year-old musician, her bond with her kids as well as working on a Robbie Williams musical biopic.

Pink has shared a trailer for her Amazon Prime Video documentary All I Know So Far – you can watch it below.Helmed by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey, the film follows Pink on her 2019 ‘Beautiful Trauma Tour’ as she tries to balance being a mother of two, wife, businesswoman and performer.Announcing the doc back in March, Pink wrote: “Directed by the one and only Michael Gracey. Starring the cutest kids, made by me.

Is pop-star P!NK worthy of her own documentary, and also, can you believe I was forced to type pink as “P!NK”? Regardless, directed by Michael Gracey, the film “P!nk: All I Know So Far” follows Pink on her Beautiful Trauma World Tour, as she balances being a performer with her role as a mother, wife, and boss. Summer 2021 Preview: Over 50 Movies To Watch Gracey is an Australian director and visual effects artist known for “The Greatest Showman” starring Hugh Jackman, 2003’s “Ned Kelly” with Heath Ledger, and was, did you know, the original director scheduled to direct the Elton John film “Rocketman” before Dexter Fletcher eventually took over.

P!nk has announced a new live album titled All I Know So Far: Setlist.

Pink has announced details of a new documentary on Amazon Prime Video.P!NK: All I Know So Far, which is helmed by The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey, follows the singer on her 2019 ‘Beautiful Trauma Tour’ as she tries to balance being a mum of two, wife, businesswoman and performer.Announcing the release, Pink wrote: “Directed by the one and only Michael Gracey. Starring the cutest kids, made by me.

Pink's Amazon Original Film 'P!NK: All I Know So Far' will launch on Prime Video on May 21. The documentary follows the Grammy-winner's 2019 'Beautiful Trauma' world tour, which the chart-topper spent mostly accompanied by her husband Carey Hart and their daughter Willow, nine, and son Jameson, four.

Pink's life on tour got the documentary treatment!The singer and Amazon Prime Video announced the upcoming documentary on Thursday. The project follows Pink during her record-breaking 2019 world tour, as she travels, balances being a mom, a wife, a boss and a performer.✨MAY 21st.

Pink‘s tour film is coming!