Path To Fame: Robbie Williams
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Robert Peter Williams did not become Robbie until, aged sixteen, he joined a bunch of boy band hopefuls who eventually made it to the very top as Take That. He was just Rob, a surprisingly sensitive boy from Stoke-on-Trent, who preferred amateur dramatics to football in the park with his mates.
Rob left school with no qualifications and was whiling away his days smoking and selling double glazing when his mum Jan spotted the advertisement for an audition in Manchester that would change his life. It wasn’t all plain sailing, however – he was sacked from Take That and had to battle through a descent into drink and drugs before becoming a multi-millionaire and a record-breaking Brit award winner.
About the Series: The PATH TO FAME is a unique series of books by Sean Smith, in which he follows the ups and downs, the disasters and triumphs of our best-loved superstars on their journey to becoming famous.
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Sean Smith is celebrating twenty-five years as the UK’s leading celebrity biographer. He is the author of the number one Sunday Times bestseller Cheryl, the definitive biography of the ever-popular star, as well as bestselling books about Robbie Williams, Kate Middleton and Tulisa – all of which are included in his unique PATH TO FAME series. His books about the most famous people of modern times have been translated throughout the world – from Japan to Germany, from Taiwan to France. The film Magic Beyond Words: The J.K. Rowling Story was based on his biography of the Harry Potter creator. Memorably described by The Independent as a ‘fearless chronicler’ he specialises in meticulous research, going ‘on the road’ to find the true path and the real person behind the star image.
