Robbie Williams's attitude towards performing reflects an ongoing need to entertain, distract, and overact, which stems from deep feelings of inadequacy.
Better Man, directed by Michael Gracey, showcases Robbie Williams’s turbulent life—covering addiction and success—while creatively embodying the anxiety behind showmanship.
The film offers a blend of fiction and reality, showing Williams as a working-class boy rising to fame, filled with both confidence and self-doubt.
Williams voices himself in the biopic, while Jonno Davies portrays him, highlighting the artist's playful and somewhat self-effacing spirit throughout his career.
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