Birthdate: Feb 13, 1974
Birthplace: Stoke-on-Trent, England, United Kingdom
Robbie Williams is the best-selling British solo recording artist of all time and has sold over 80 million records globally after launching his music career as a member of the boy band Take That. Williams has also made his presence felt in the movies, first as a voice actor in the UK/French-produced animated movie, known as The Magic Roundabout (2005) in its UK version in which Williams appears, (and Doogal in the US version), co-starring Ian McKellan, Bill Nighy, Kylie Minogue, Tom Baker, Jim Broadbent, Lee Evans, Joanna Lumley, and Ray Winstone under the co-direction of Dave Borthwick, Jean Duval, and Frank Passingham.
Williams was not only the subject but performed the voice-over narration of his own life story in the fanciful musical biopic (including several Williams songs) of his meteoric pop music career, Better Man (2024), which was directed/co-written/co-produced by Michael Gracey (and also co-written by Simon Gleeson and Oliver Cole), and starred Jonno Davies portraying Williams (as a CGI-generated chimpanzee!) in motion-capture performance, with Steve Pemberton, Kate Mulvany, Alison Steadman, and Damon Herriman, and released by Paramount Pictures (US/France)/Entertainment Film Distributors (UK)/Roadshow Films (Australia) after premiering at the Telluride Film Festival.
Robbie Williams was born and raised in Stoke-on-Trent, England, by parents Peter (pub owner) and Janet Williams. Williams has one half-sister, Sally Williams. Williams attended and graduated from Mill Hill Primary School, and then attended (but didn’t graduate from) St. Margaret Ward Catholic School, where he performed in several school productions, and left school when he was recruited to join the boy band Take That. Williams has been married to Aida Field since 2010; the couple has four children, Colette, Beau, Carlton, and Theodora. Williams’s height is 6’ 1”. Williams’s estimated net worth is $300 million.
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Number One—almost: Robbie Williams has sold more number-one albums than any other male in pop music history—except for Elvis Presley.
Radio Star: Williams was the third most-played recording artist on British radio by 2004, closely following Elton John and George Michael.
Quote: Robbie Williams has declared, “I’m not a musician, I’m an entertainer.”
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