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'Take That - For The Record - Official Documentary [Amaray] [DVD] [2006]

'Take That - For The Record - Official Documentary [Amaray] [DVD] [2006]
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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #7437 in DVD
  • Released on: 2006-04-24
  • Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
  • Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Formats: PAL, Import
  • Original language: English
  • Subtitled in: German
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 70 minutes

Editorial Reviews

Synopsis
On February 13th 1996 the boy band Take That split up. Now, over a decade later each of the band members break their silence and reveal the truth about Take That. Includes a special documentary as well as extended and previously unseen footage.

Customer Reviews

Sensational!5
I must admit I was never a fan of Take That in their prime, nor in fact the entire boy band era, but this doc is something really special. I watched in awe, listening to the lives that these ordinary guys led and where the hurricane of their fame has left them now. The look and feel of the film was both humourous and intellectual and maintained a great depth throughout. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this piece and would like to shake its' makers by the hand, sterling job guys!

Moving and fascinating documentary5
An absolutely riveting insight into the lives of Take That both during the height of their success and ever since. It felt incredibly moving to hear all sides of a story very much manipulated by the tabloids and to witness how different peoples' perceptions of a situation can cause long term hurt. You will join with Gary, Jay, Howard and Mark in desparately willing Rob to turn up and will probably shed a few tears (like me!) when he doesn't. Knowing how this documentary impacted on the lives of all five ex-Thaters and brought about their reconcilliation just shows how honest and sensitive a piece of film making it was. Well done to all.

My missus loves it5
My girlfriend is a huge Take That (particularly Gary Barlow) fan, and she absolutely loved this. The documentary itself is good enough, but full marks for the extras where each of the interviews with the members of the band is included in full rather than in the chopped-up bits which appear through the rest of the documentary. Good fun, and good value too.