Take That spoke exclusively to Her.ie about their new movie Greatest Days, the meaning behind the film, and how much they love playing in Ireland.
"You hope that people take your piece of art and make it mean something to them and make it part of their life"
Some of us were mad about Wham and had posters of George Michael covering our bedroom walls. Most of us went through a Westlife or McFly phase. But one band that still has a hold over many Irish people is Take That, no matter how much the line-up changes.about their new movie Greatest Days, the meaning behind the film, and how much they love playing in Ireland.is a feel-good and universal story of love and friendship featuring the hit songs of Take That.
"You can be taken back to a place, a time, or a friend and I hope this movie inspires a little bit of that in somebody."
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