The fallen Take That singer will reportedly team up with Little Britain stars Matt Lucas, David Walliams and Catherine Tate for a Little Britain USA comedy gig.

It will be the first public appearance Williams has made since leaving LA and moving into his Wiltshire mansion earlier this year.
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Robbie's back for Comic Relief

WILLIAMS is making his long-awaited comeback on Comic Relief, Biz can reveal
WACKY pop star Robbie Williams stars in a Little Britain Comic Relief sketch — as the Devil girl in The Exorcist.

UFO-mad Robbie hams it up as the youngster taken over by Satan in a spoof of the 1970s classic horror film.

But the Let Me Entertain You singer admitted he was terrified of saying creepy lines in the charity TV show.

Robbie, 35, said he was troubled by the script for the scene with Little Britain’s David Walliams and Matt Lucas.

He said: “In my old age I’m becoming a bit of an atheist having been brought up a good Catholic boy.

“But when I was rehearsing I wouldn’t say those words about the Devil in case they made Beelzebub walk into my soul and take me over. Seriously, there’s something about saying those lines that scared me. He’s a scary guy isn’t he, Satan?”

He also bizarrely said: “I’ve been practising being the Devil for 35 years.”

Angels singer Robbie — who played a Laydee alongside Walliams’s Little Britain transvestite Emily Howard for Comic Relief in 2005 — returned to the UK last month after a spell in LA.

I'm possessed ... Robbie in new scenes

I'm possessed ... Robbie in new scenes

The former Take That star — who claims to have seen three UFOs — has a Ј7million mansion in Wiltshire, a hotbed for ET sightings.

He had not been in a studio for two years until Walliams, 37, and Lucas, 35, asked him to take part in their sketch.

He plays Candy Marie-Candy, a pal of Little Britain USA’s Ellie Grace (Lucas) and her character’s Mom (Walliams).

He told Heat magazine: “It was a big deal for me... I got a bit nervous.”

But he was keen to wear a nightie.

Robbie, who tells the mag he wants to be in TV’s Loose Women, said: “It’s easy in, easy out. It’s as comfortable as the kaftan I wear normally... I do only wear kaftans around the house.”

Walliams told The Sun: “The best way to tempt Robbie back into the spotlight is by putting him in a dress!”

Their sketch — which also stars Catherine Tate, 40, — is on Comic Relief’s Funny for Money on BBC One this Friday from 7pm.
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The ex-Take That star, 35, goes all girlie for Comic Relief this Friday in a special sketch with Little Britain stars Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

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Cheeky little American girl Ellie Grace (played by Matt) has her friend Candy Marie-Candy (Robbie) sleep over.

While Mom (David) is cooking breakfast they begin to play a game of “I love you more…” with revealing – and hilarious – results.

Robbie, who appeared as a laydee in a Little Britain sketch for Comic Relief in 2005, said: “It’s hard to say no when asked to take part in a Little Britain sketch for Comic Relief. But I have to admit that dressing up as a small American child in a pretty dress made it all the more appealing.” Riiiight...
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What might have been going through the singer's mind when he agreed to this stunt with David Walliams and Matt Lucas?
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Dressed up as a little lay-dee ... Matt Lucas, Robbie Williams and David Walliams for Red Nose Day. Photograph: BBC

Hi! I'm Robbie Williams. Here's a photo of me with my favourite comedy buddies, David Wulliams and Matt Lucan. We're doing a sketch for Comic Relief in which I play an American toddler called Candy Marie-Candy – the best friend of foul-mouthed tyke Ellie-Grace (left). It's brilliant. Let me talk you through the picture.

First off, you're probably wondering why I look so small. This is because I bent my legs at the knees before slowly lowering myself to the floor. This is a technique known as "method acting".* I did offer to have my legs amputated for the sketch but my close personal friend David Wolliams told me that might send the wrong message to my billions of fans. Those were his actual words: "billions of fans". I love David Welliams. He's almost as brilliant as Gary Barlow. Matt Leuchars took a different approach to the size issue. He's standing on 11 copies of my hit 2006 album Rudebox (£7.96RRP).

You might have noticed that the knuckles of my right hand have turned red. This is because I'm getting into the head space of the character, not because I have an overwhelming, clinging desperation to return to the limelight, even if it involves pretending to be a three-year-old girl for the purposes of charity.**

Finally, a word about my smile. Some might think my expression betrays a trace of anger, that my clenched jaw and joyless eyes mark the last stand of an artist determined to return to fame's golden embrace, by whatever means necessary. But I'm actually thinking about the fact that Howard Donald has agreed to go for a pint with me a week on Tuesday (finally!)
Basically, I'm back. And I'm as irrepressible as ever. And anyone who disagrees can take that and party!***
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"It's hard to say no when asked to take part in a Little Britain sketch for Comic Relief," said the chart star. "But I have to admit that dressing up as a small American child in a pretty dress made it all the more appealing."

Robbie plays Candy Marie-Candy, a friend of Ellie Grace (Matt Lucas) who is on a sleepover. While mom (David Walliams) is cooking breakfast they begin to play a game of "I love you more..." - with some interesting results.

Walliams said: "Robbie was absolutely brilliant in the Ellie Grace sketch. He could be a comedian full-time if he wanted to.

"And we have found that the best way to tempt him back into the spotlight is by putting him in a dress!"

Lucas added: "I never thought Robbie would do anything funnier than Angels but he has!"

Another special sketch involves Catherine Tate. It sees Carol (Walliams) summoned to her boss Dawn's (Tate) office. Will Carol keep her job or will Dawn's computer evaluation of her skills lead to the immortal line: "Computer says no."

The sketches will be shown on BBC One on Friday from 7pm.
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SUPER-camp straight men David Walliams and Robbie Williams have admitted they flash their tackle at each other.

The Comic Relief jokers will stun fans with their naughty revelation.

The pair, who insist they are straight and both have girlfriends, have not been able to resist checking out each other’s manhoods.

Robbie, 35, who has joked in the past he is an “absolute bender”, joined the Little Britain funnyman for a Red Nose Day sketch.

The singer also insisted their willy-waving contest ended in a dead heat. He said: “I think they’re much of a muchness.

"Seriously they are very equal. It was 2-2. A score draw on the c**k front.”

Comic David, 37, who claims he is “70% straight” and “quite camp, but not gay”, told of his relief that he measured up to Rob.

He said: “I think that’s a good thing. Otherwise I would have thought: ‘Oh look, he’s Robbie Williams AND he’s got that.’”

Superstar Robbie dressed in a pink girl’s nightie to play an American child possessed by the Devil for their comedy sketch.

It is the first time he has performed in public for two years.

He joked he would only work with Walliams and comedy partner Matt Lucas, 34, on condition he was in drag.

“It is imperative that I’m dressed as a woman,” said Robbie.

After camping it up, Robbie strangely listed the presenters he would bed from daytime telly’s Loose Women, including Coleen Nolan, 43, and Denise Welch, 50.
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Напомним, что Робби Уильямс выпустил последний альбом в 2006 году. Пластинка, получившая название "Rudebox", стала шестым сольным диском певца. Информация о том, что Уильямс работает над новым материалом, в течение 2007 и 2008 годов появлялась в британских изданиях регулярно. Однако эти сведения не подтверждались. В феврале 2009 года представитель артиста заявил, что Уильямс записывает новую пластинку, которая выйдет осенью

STEPPING OUT OF THE SHADOWS: Robbie Williams does his bit for Little Britain

Robbie Williams has returned to the limelight for the first time in two years with a public appearance to film a sketch for Comic Relief's Red Nose Day with friends Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

In 2005 he filmed a little Britain sketch for Comic Relief in which he played an Emily Howard- style transvestite. However this role sees him play an even more outrageous character, a little southern American gal called Candy Marie-Candy.

Speaking about his return into the public eye, Robbie said: "It's the first thing I've done in two years in terms of either coming to a studio and being filmed in front of the cameras and actively being Robbie Williams so it was quite a big deal for me."

Robbie had originally intended not to do any publicity until his eighth studio album is released in the autumn. However he claims that as soon as the Little Britain duo asked him he knew he had to say yes.

"I'd been saying 'no' to everything but then with it being the lads and with it being Comic Relief, I thought, 'Yeah I'll do that -- it'll be good fun,"

The Angels singer said he would not be doing anything else until his next album comes out other than "charity stuff."

But he does admit he wants to do the Loose Woman show, joking: "I want to do it with Coleen [Nolan].

"She'd be number one, then Denise [Welsh] number two," he laughed.
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His goss - Gary Barlow has just had a bit off the side. I think and hope he was talking about haircutting and not liposuction.

He also tells me that Chris Moyles (a fave figure in anecdotes it seems) is very particular about his make up. Rouge apparently and "anything that makes him look seventies" nice.

He's also told me to ask Ronan Keating about the badgers in the trees. I'm intrigued.

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Saturday 14th March, 2009 (ANI)

London, Mar 14 : Cheryl Cole and pop hunk Robbie Williams auctioned their clothes to raise funds for charity.

As millions of Brits "did something funny for money", X Factor judge Cole auctioned a fleece she wore on her Kilimanjaro Climb last week.

And Williams put a "laydees'" nightie he sported in the Little Britain sketch screened last night, up for sale to help charity Comic Relief to raise 50 million pounds.

The Girls Aloud singer's fellow celeb mountaineer Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles, 35, also donated his trousers from the adventure.

"The current economic climate may affect the amount of cash in people's pockets," the Daily Star quoted Comic Relief marketing boss Michele Settle as saying.

"But we know from experience that the compassion they feel towards people living unimaginably tough lives will not and does not decrease," she added.

Around 20 million pounds have been raised so far and the bidding is expected to top 40million pounds, despite the credit crunch.
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