Better Man

Let me introduce the debut single (2025) of a new artist Alwyn Morrison. dK2SiNcDJqY The producer of the track is Michael Carey. https://www.michaelcarey.com/ He worked with Robbie on Coffee Tea and Sympathy song: Loops/Drum Programming/BVs/Pro Tools. Regarding Alwyn I can say that Robbie is one of his influence and can feel it in his single too. Some recent interview with him: And one more pleasant part from another interview:

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So, as you maybe know this Tuesday Robbie also added 2 awards on the final part of the Festival - it was AACTA International Awards! --- 14th AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARDS – FILM AACTA International Award for Best Film: Better Man AACTA International Award for Best Direction in Film: Michael Gracey (Better Man) AACTA International Award for Best Screenplay in Film: Jesse Eisenberg (A Real Pain) AACTA International Award for Best Lead Actor in Film: Ralph Fiennes (Conclave) AACTA International Award for Best Lead Actress in Film: Nicole Kidman (Babygirl) AACTA International Award for Best Supporting Actor in Film: Guy Pearce (The Brutalist) AACTA International Award for Best Supporting Actress in Film: Zoe Saldaña (Emilia Pérez) 14th AACTA INTERNATIONAL AWARDS – TELEVISION AACTA International Award for Best Drama Series: Shōgun AACTA International Award for Best Comedy Series: The Bear AACTA International Award for Best Actor in a Series: Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm) AACTA International Award for Best Actress in a Series: Elizabeth Debicki (The Crown) --- The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) gave top awards to Oscar frontrunners Zoe Saldaña, Guy Pearce and A Real Pain during the 14th AACTA International Awards, celebrating the best in global film and television. Nicole Kidman won Best Lead Actress for her role in the global sensation Babygirl taking her to a total of four AACTA International Award wins. Saldaña continued her awards momentum, earning Best Supporting Actress for her captivating role in “Emilia Pérez”—a performance that has already garnered her a Golden Globe. Guy Pearce added another accolade to his celebrated career, winning Best Supporting Actor for his compelling performance in “The Brutalist.” His recognition at AACTA adds a boost to his Academy Award campaign for his striking performance. In the Best Lead Actor category, legendary British performer Ralph Fiennes took home the award for his commanding role in “Conclave,” for which he is also competing for an Oscar “Better Man,” the biopic inspired by the life of Robbie Williams, secured two wins from its six nominations, demonstrating the film’s international appeal. The film claimed Best Film, while Australian director Michael Gracey (“The Greatest Showman”) was honoured with the AACTA International Award for Best Direction in Film. These international accolades add to “Better Man’s” remarkable sweep at the AACTA Awards Ceremony and Industry Gala, where it took home nine prestigious awards, including Best Film and Best Direction in a Film. Rounding out the film awards, Jesse Eisenberg picked up the AACTA International Award for Best Screenplay for “A Real Pain,” adding to the Oscar momentum for the film in the “Best Original Screenplay” category. In television, “Shōgun” continued its dominance, winning Best Drama Series, while “The Bear” cemented its place as a standout program, taking home Best Comedy Series. Comedy legend Larry David earned the AACTA International Award for Best Actor in a Series for his final season of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” proving his enduring impact on television. Elizabeth Debicki secured the AACTA International Award for Best Actress in a Series for her acclaimed portrayal of Princess Diana in “The Crown.” Following her Golden Globe and Emmy wins last year, Debicki’s performance continues to earn international recognition, solidifying her as a powerhouse in the industry. This year’s AACTA International Awards highlight the strength and diversity of storytelling across the globe, while reaffirming Australia’s place as a powerhouse in the entertainment industry. https://britishcinematographer.co.uk/zoe-sa...ational-awards/

Amazing Happy Birthday for an Amazing Artist!

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In yesterday's Drew's show this lady told a funny story with Rob :D 5lob3IzZ160

Today's interview with Weta crew about BM. What a great team. XchP225pleQ

I'd say not bad for a (very) possible joke to get 1.5M views in 3 hours. Good promotion, Mr Williams :)

Congrats with purchases, guys! If you want we can open a thread or collecting the references (on 1st page I'm keeping 1 post specially for something additional info: wanted to collect the reviews but they are too much) we will find out. --- D495-rRTqFI

@1889755090812035333 Trolling is continuing. Btw, I do like this movie so much.

Great for LLBYE! The Road To Mandalay for me

So, end of 2025 then. Following this, OK

So now I understand why Rob doesn't bored of Box office! Exact numbers :)

Changed the thread's name after inspiring by a beautiful poem ;)

Easily the greatest poet of the century.

Another win! But first win in USA. It's the most prestigious SEffects ceremony. @1889552758593954004

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Still... How many details on work on it! But more important that behind all these technical moments the movie has a real soul! Not often it happens in modern cinematography. 7BwUvvUMq3o

I'm trying to find any source how to calculate the streamings. I also think it's around 22 mil now but Mojo started to be a very lazy and doesn't put some weekends and weeks in a row. So 19.7 is not actual.

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t0FarlfJQbs On yesterday Loose Women