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With unrestricted and highly privileged access to the recording studio throughout the last 12 months, Look Back, Don't Stare is a raw, intimate meditation on the process of friendship and forgiveness. A story of how a newfound personal honesty inspired the creation of a remarkable record, as an enduring document of a group of people inextricably bound by their pasts, in search of progress.

It's not about money or chart success - this is about life, imperfect relationships, trust, and the righting of wrongs.

'Take That: Look Back, Don't Stare' will be broadcast on ITV in November, and a full-length DVD version of the documentary titled 'Look Back, Don't Stare. A Film About Progress', will be released on 6th December.

http://www.takethat.com/news/2010/10/documentary

Saturday 11th June - City of Manchester
Saturday 9th July -Wembley Stadium

Check out the Live section of the site for ticket links!

Take That fever swept the nation today when tickets for the bands Progress Live 2011 UK Summer Stadium tour went on sale at 9am. A record breaking one million tickets were snapped, meaning the band have smashed their own previous box office record set in 2008 with The Circus Live Tour.

Massive demand for the tickets this morning caused phone lines and websites across the country to jam as ticket agents struggled to cope with the unprecedented number of people trying to buy tickets. Thousands of fans also camped out overnight outside the stadium box offices to ensure they were amongst the first to secure tickets for the band's highly anticipated tour next year.

The band commented "We are speechless, truly and utterly shocked. This is the most amazing news for all of us. To sell one million tickets in a day is mind blowing and we think we'll be in shock for a few days! We want to thank everyone who has bought tickets today and look forward to seeing them next year."

Progress Live 2011 will be the first time that Gary, Howard, Jason, Mark and Robbie have toured together in over 16 years.
http://www.takethat.com/news/2010/10/1-million-tickets

There will be an exclusive premiere of Take That's new film 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' (the directors cut) on Wednesday November 10th at the 20x26 metre BFI IMAX cinema screen on London's South Bank. A limited number of tickets are available to buy through www.bfi.org.uk/imax from 11am Monday November 8th.

In this amazingly candid documentary 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' the band let cameras follow them for the past extraordinary 12 months to reveal the real story on how they got back into each other's lives and back into the recording studio.

Shot in black and white, and peppered with archive footage, the fly on the wall documentary gives viewers unprecedented access to Gary, Howard, Jason and Mark as they reunite with former band mate Robbie Williams. It tracks their progress as they write and record their new album together and finally confirm the reunion of all reunions to the rest of the world.

It's fifteen years since the band last recorded a full album together in 1995, and the documentary reveals in detail how the reunion came about and how they have all adjusted once more to life as a five piece. In the band's own words they disclose their worries, hopes and concerns about working together again and share the very private process of making their best album yet.

Above all, 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' documents the story of a unique friendship that started twenty years ago and is now stronger than ever, culminating in the most exciting reunion in British pop history.

The BFI IMAX is a 500-seat state-of-the-art, large-format cinema on the South Bank. The screen is more than 20 metres high (nearly the height of five double decker buses) and 26 metres wide. It also has a 11,600-watt digital surround-sound system as well as the IMAX projection system which is the most sophisticated motion-picture projection system in the world.

A DVD of the full-length director's cut of 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' will be released on DVD on 06 December - preorder it here.
http://www.takethat.com/news/2010/11/look-back-don%27t-stare-premiere

Here on takethat.com, we have pairs of tickets to give away for each of these screenings. If you'd like to be in with a chance of attending one of the screenings, click on your venue of choice below to enter. The UK screenings will be the full-length version with extra footage not shown in the ITV broadcast this Saturday.

UK
London
Manchester
Birmingham
Glasgow
Cardiff
Newcastle

Worldwide
Zurich, Switzerland
Sydney, Australia
Johannnesburg, South Africa
Barcelona, Spain
Madrid, Spain
Stockholm, Sweden
Lisbon, Portugal
Oslo, Norway
Milan, Italy
Dublin, Ireland
Cork, Ireland
Amsterdam, Holland
Paris, France
Berlin, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
Helsinki, Finland
Copenhagen, Denmark
Brussels/Flem, Belgium
Brussels/Waloon, Belgium
Vienna, Austria
Warsaw, Poland

In this amazingly candid documentary 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' the band let cameras follow them for the past extraordinary 12 months to reveal the real story on how they got back into each other's lives and back into the recording studio.

Shot in black and white, and peppered with archive footage, the fly on the wall documentary gives viewers unprecedented access to Gary, Howard, Jason and Mark as they reunite with former band mate Robbie Williams. It tracks their progress as they write and record their new album together and finally confirm the reunion of all reunions to the rest of the world.

It's fifteen years since the band last recorded a full album together in 1995, and the documentary reveals in detail how the reunion came about and how they have all adjusted once more to life as a five piece. In the band's own words they disclose their worries, hopes and concerns about working together again and share the very private process of making their best album yet.

Above all, 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' documents the story of a unique friendship that started twenty years ago and is now stronger than ever, culminating in the most exciting reunion in British pop history.

Please note that you must be aged 16 years or over to enter this competition and to attend a screening. If you have been chosen, you will be notified by email this Thursday (11 November)

A DVD of the full-length director's cut of 'Look Back, Don't Stare: A Film About Progress' will be released on DVD on December 6th through Polydor Records - preorder it here.
http://www.takethat.com/news....rogress