It's tough to see Gary at such a hard place in his life, but it helped make him the humble, considerate, REAL person that he is today, so I guess it wasn't all bad. It makes his current success all that much sweeter!!! He's such a wonderful human being! Thanks for posting!!
Gary defines himself by his music so when things were going well in the 90's he felt good about himself... wouldn't anybody? It's only human that. When things went wrong he was crushed. His discomfort here is hard to watch, especially when he cracks a joke to lighten the mood. I just wanna hug him :( But into every life a little rain must fall... helps us appreciate the good times! I'm so happy for him that it's all turned around again!
I have watched this video a couple of times now and everytime it mooves me. A very emotinal interview for Gary. Thanks to his wife Dawn he survived the bad years. Thank you Ian Wright for letting us see the real humanGary Barlow, the great singer, the songwriter, member of Take That. Everybody, Read his book "My Take".
Total respect for Ian Wright - I remember this interview from many years back and I was so sad for Gary Barlow but Wrighty really tried to big him up - how it`s changed for Gary now - a great sonwriter, part of a hugely successful group but most importantly a decent human being...back for good.
Good on that interviewer, think Gary needed to hear a lot of that. Pity this interview is so rare, Gary's probably forgotten about by now. I too wish it was included in any documentary of Gary's just to show how emotionally low he really had gotten.
Omg this interview has made me so sad just seeing Gary lookin nd feeling so low :( But look where he is today he should be so proud of him and all his fans are so proud of our captain!! Hes my hero and inspired me into music love him so much!3
I almost cried watching this, but if you see the man he is now, all he's achieved... than we could say all the pain's been worth it. Such a lovely human being... not to mention his amazing talent as a singer and musician.
It was a tough time for Gary at this time. Ian helped to pick him up. Right now if Gary was watching this he'd think What the heck. ha ha. He's made it for good.
Gary is such a lovely person down 2earth love him 2bits he has so much respect for his fans and speaks so loving & caring about everything no matter how much fame he has still waits plain and simple xxxxxxxx❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💋💋💋💋
Well Mr Barlow, you're going good now for the last couple of years. I think you came out very strong... But don't forget...I was there supporting you in Brighton at The Brighton Centre, back in 1999. Love to see Take That though back as a five-piece.
robbie may of had the solo career that gary never had, its a shame really. but where would robbie be with out take that today and gary. right where gary was thats where. gary is a far better person than robbie is and always will be,, in my eyes robbie made gary into the superstar he is today. gary you have the respect of the british public. you are a true role model for any child who wants to acheive there goal in life. your on the road to super stardom well done
Ian Wright was a former Pro soccer Player in England.(He is Arsenal's 2nd all time Record leading Goal scorer and he played for England a few times as well)He came into the game later than is the norm,which probably added to his Hunger&drive..So when his Football career had finished he managed to get this Gig..And he surprised people because his straightforward honest down to earthness was refreshing..And I always thought he showed tremendous Empathy&respect to Garry Barlow(who I must admit until then i hadn't paid much attention to)And it was a really nice moment,which was capped by Garry displaying all his Talent for everyone(critics included)to see..
Ian: "Do your things, my friend...." Gary: "want to get quietly on what I m doing and don't feel I ve been allowed to ...." Gary showed such a forlorn look on his face that every one can see. Later revealed in Corden's documentary that it is the music scene at that period that blocked all possible doors for Gary.
What year is this? He still looks fit yet its very obvious he's unhappy already. I think he took Ian's advice in making music but he didn't take care of himself.
Around 1999 when his second solo album came out but didn't sell well. It was the height of Robbie and Gary's lowest point commercially. I remember watching this at the time and being glad that Wrighty voiced what a lot of fans thought. Heartbreaking to see how broken Gary was at that time - especially knowing how low he went personally in the 5 years after. I feel he had the last laugh over Robbie (who is an embarrassment now) and Gary's career is rock solid. Loved the piano medley at the end.
I think Gary has proved millions of times that he is not "everyone" or "anyone".
2:40 Gary's reaction to the audience made me shed a tear.
Aw god me too 😭
Fantastic empathetic interviewer!!
It's tough to see Gary at such a hard place in his life, but it helped make him the humble, considerate, REAL person that he is today, so I guess it wasn't all bad. It makes his current success all that much sweeter!!! He's such a wonderful human being! Thanks for posting!!
Gary defines himself by his music so when things were going well in the 90's he felt good about himself... wouldn't anybody? It's only human that.
When things went wrong he was crushed. His discomfort here is hard to watch, especially when he cracks a joke to lighten the mood. I just wanna hug him :(
But into every life a little rain must fall... helps us appreciate the good times! I'm so happy for him that it's all turned around again!
I have watched this video a couple of times now and everytime it mooves me. A very emotinal interview for Gary. Thanks to his wife Dawn he survived the bad years. Thank you Ian Wright for letting us see the real humanGary Barlow, the great singer, the songwriter, member of Take That. Everybody, Read his book "My Take".
Total respect for Ian Wright - I remember this interview from many years back and I was so sad for Gary Barlow but Wrighty really tried to big him up - how it`s changed for Gary now - a great sonwriter, part of a hugely successful group but most importantly a decent human being...back for good.
Good on that interviewer, think Gary needed to hear a lot of that. Pity this interview is so rare, Gary's probably forgotten about by now. I too wish it was included in any documentary of Gary's just to show how emotionally low he really had gotten.
It's Ian Wrighty Wright
Omg this interview has made me so sad just seeing Gary lookin nd feeling so low :( But look where he is today he should be so proud of him and all his fans are so proud of our captain!! Hes my hero and inspired me into music love him so much!3
I almost cried watching this, but if you see the man he is now, all he's achieved... than we could say all the pain's been worth it. Such a lovely human being... not to mention his amazing talent as a singer and musician.
2.46 is heartbreaking :( So happy for him now!
It was a tough time for Gary at this time. Ian helped to pick him up. Right now if Gary was watching this he'd think What the heck. ha ha. He's made it for good.
Why he's so handsome? 😭🤧♥️
Gary 😍❤
oh god,,, i just so wanted to give him a big hug and say dont worry gaz, youre gonna have the last laugh, ian was so nice to him,,, ah bless
Gary is such a lovely person down 2earth love him 2bits he has so much respect for his fans and speaks so loving & caring about everything no matter how much fame he has still waits plain and simple xxxxxxxx❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💋💋💋💋
Well Mr Barlow, you're going good now for the last couple of years. I think you came out very strong... But don't forget...I was there supporting you in Brighton at The Brighton Centre, back in 1999. Love to see Take That though back as a five-piece.
Wish i could click on the Like button a million times! Gary is the best^^
I normally can't stand Ian Wright but he did a good job here.
robbie may of had the solo career that gary never had, its a shame really. but where would robbie be with out take that today and gary. right where gary was thats where. gary is a far better person than robbie is and always will be,, in my eyes robbie made gary into the superstar he is today. gary you have the respect of the british public. you are a true role model for any child who wants to acheive there goal in life. your on the road to super stardom well done
Wonder why this wasn't used for the James Cordern documentary. Maybe his lowest televised point...
he should have let Wrighty become his manager or at lest part of his team, he would never dropped from sight all those wasted years when we missed him
Ian Wright was a former Pro soccer Player in England.(He is Arsenal's 2nd all time Record leading Goal scorer and he played for England a few times as well)He came into the game later than is the norm,which probably added to his Hunger&drive..So when his Football career had finished he managed to get this Gig..And he surprised people because his straightforward honest down to earthness was refreshing..And I always thought he showed tremendous Empathy&respect to Garry Barlow(who I must admit until then i hadn't paid much attention to)And it was a really nice moment,which was capped by Garry displaying all his Talent for everyone(critics included)to see..
love the way ian wright calls gary gal
It was very fun for me.
Thank you very much.
This is so honest. Touches a few raw spots there!
Thanks for uploading this lovely interview! The song requests at the end were amazing. (:
And look at him now! He had absolutely nothing to worry about did he? Hee hee
Go on son :)
Ian: "Do your things, my friend...." Gary: "want to get quietly on what I m doing and don't feel I ve been allowed to ...." Gary showed such a forlorn look on his face that every one can see.
Later revealed in Corden's documentary that it is the music scene at that period that blocked all possible doors for Gary.
What year is this? He still looks fit yet its very obvious he's unhappy already. I think he took Ian's advice in making music but he didn't take care of himself.
Around 1999 when his second solo album came out but didn't sell well. It was the height of Robbie and Gary's lowest point commercially.
I remember watching this at the time and being glad that Wrighty voiced what a lot of fans thought. Heartbreaking to see how broken Gary was at that time - especially knowing how low he went personally in the 5 years after.
I feel he had the last laugh over Robbie (who is an embarrassment now) and Gary's career is rock solid.
Loved the piano medley at the end.
The ever so handsome Gary❤
this is sad to watch