А ЧТО ОБЪЕДИНИМСЯ И ПОСМОТРИМ ВМЕСТЕ ДВД, ЭХ, ЖАЛЬ ЧТО НЕ ВЖИВУЮ ВМЕСТЕ НА ДИВАНЧИКЕ ПЕРЕД ТЕЛЕКОМ, НО ТАК ЖЕ ТОЖЕ МОЖНО, ОТМЕТИМ ЗАОДНО ЭТО ДЕЛО, КАК МЫ ЭТО УЖЕ УМЕЕМ

Amazing trailer... So fantastic memories, I love the Abbey Road footage. Thank you Pooh.

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Speaking on GMTV, Gary told how he was having a meal with Robbie and suggested that they watch the recent footage of the band's tour.

Gary, 38, recalled: "I said 'Rob do you fancy having a listen?'

"I was up at his house one night having some sushi with him I said 'Shall we have a watch?'

"And I said to him 'Listen, flick through the bits you don't want to watch,' but we watched the whole thing and he loved it.

"And it was so nice to see him enjoying what we're doing."

Put to him that Robbie has said he felt he was missing out, Gary replied: "I think one of the things that Rob always says is that because it is him on his own, the whole weight of the show and being a performer is on his shoulder - all eyes are on him. And I must say, being part of a band, the responsibility is shared.

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Robbie at Electric Proms (Pic: BBC)

"And yeah I think he looks at that and probably would like it to be like that for him too. Yeah it's hard."

Gary said he had also listened to Robbie’s new album, Reality Killed The Video Star, declaring it was "brilliant, loved it, I knew I would".

Asked about any future plans to collaborate with his old bandmate, Gary said: "I mean, you know, everyone asks us and I do, I don't know when it will be but I definitely do, yep."

Gary also told how he signed Camilla Kerslake to his new label after she dropped off a demo CD at his office every day for six weeks.

He said of his opera singer protege: "I discovered her from her dropping CDs at my studio, and she literally dropped a CD off every day for about six weeks.

"And eventually I went down to the front desk and I said 'Where's this girl coming from? Is she attractive? Is she good?' and they were all like 'Oh yeah, you need to see her, she's great'."

:: The full interview airs on GMTV on ITV1 tomorrow.
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Friday 30 October, 2009

Fancy Take That performing in your living room this festive season? InStyle’s Entertainment Editor, Danielle Hine, explains how.

Imagine having the Take That boys up close and (kind of) personal while you sit back, sip a glass of wine and fight with your friends over who’s your favourite. (Yeah, it’s teenage, but most of us still do it).

Mark Monday, 23 November in your diary because that’s when Take That Present: The Circus Live double DVD is out. This includes a two-hour DVD of their awe-inspiring Wembley Stadium show, alongside a one-hour DVD with more intimate performances of their biggest songs filmed at Abbey Road studios.

And, if you can’t get enough of those lovely TT harmonies (seriously, the boys can sing) then there’s also a fantastic live double CD out 30 November featuring both the Wembley Show and Abbey Road performances.

I was invited to attend an exclusive preview screening of the DVD yesterday, and all I can say is “oh. my. god.” I wish I’d had a bucket for my drool. It was most embarrassing.

Some highlights: Elephants (well, just one, but it was amazing), trapeze artists, tight-rope walkers, Jason in the most skin-tight trews ever seen on a man leaving literally nothing to the imagination; Howard’s “guns” (well, Howard’s body full stop); the ever-cutesy Mark in silver sequins (I had serious outfit envy); and Gary Barlow and his trusty keyboard (bless him, he still clearly hates the dance routines).

Put it this way, if I found the Take That boys in my Christmas stocking, I’d die happy. But in the meantime I’ll make do with the DVD thanks very much (are you reading this Mum?)
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