Robbie Williams fears being CANCELED due to upcoming biopic and Netflix docuseries

Production on the movie about his life began in May 2022, and two months later, Netflix announced it had commissioned a series charting the highs and lows of his career.

And now Robbie Williams, 48, has admitted he fears being canceled due to his upcoming Better Man biopic and Netflix docuseries.

The Let Me Entertain You crooner confessed that he’s nervous about “getting back in the crosshairs” and claimed it’s a “very vulnerable time” to be in the spotlight.

Nervous: Robbie Williams, 48, has admitted he fears being canceled due to his upcoming Better Man biopic and Netflix docuseries (pictured in September 2022)

Speak on the Robbie Williams Rewind Podcast, the singer said of the upcoming releases: ‘I’m both excited and nervous. I’m not nervous that it’s not good because what I’ve seen has blown me away.

“What I’m nervous about is that I’m back in the crosshairs because the movie is coming out and the Netflix thing is coming out.

And for a long time I haven’t really been economically viable for the lesser energy that comes with the media, which has made my life enjoyable and made all of this possible.

Concerned: The Let Me Entertain You crooner confessed he’s nervous about being ‘back in the crosshairs’ and claimed it’s a ‘very vulnerable time’ to be in the spotlight

“I need these few things to keep the wind behind my sails for the third part of my life, they are vital. But if they are a success, however long, I’m back in the crosshairs and it’s a very vulnerable time to be in the media right now.

“You can get suspended for anything, and I’m not talking about sexual, I’m just talking about everything you say, what specific day you wake up on the wrong side of history, you are a relic of the last century where we thought and felt different things.’

Robbie claimed, “You’re 15 seconds away from being canceled any time and that doesn’t feel nice.”

Hit Maker: Robbie will star as himself in a new movie called Better Man, which covers his incredible rise to fame from Boy Band heartthrob to stadium superstar (pictured in 2016)

The Angels hitmaker admitted his “foolishness” probably made him more open to criticism.

He said, “Especially for someone like me who just shoots from the hip with silliness, not shoots from the hip with opinions about how the world should be. Just jokes and laughter and silliness, so there are two ways to look at it.

“I’m really looking forward to it coming out and being a success, because success feels great, but at the same time I feel vulnerable when I’m in that crosshairs.”

Robbie will star as himself in the movie Better Man, which chronicles his incredible rise to fame from heartthrob boyband to stadium superstar.”

From pop star to screen icon: Billed as ‘a musical fantasy’, Better Man is being made in Melbourne by Australian filmmaker Michael Gracey (Photo: Robbie in Sydney in 2016)

Production began in May 2022 on the big-budget biopic – billed as ‘a musical fantasy’ – to be made in Melbourne by Australian filmmaker Michael Gracey, who directed the blockbuster The Greatest Showman.

British actor Jonno Davies, 30, best known for the Amazon Prime series Hunters, will play Robbie as a younger man.

Other cast members include Australian actors Kate Mulvany (The Great Gatsby), Damon Herriman (Mr InBetween) and filmmaker-actor Anthony Hayes.

In an official statement, the production said the film was “a satirical musical based on the life of a pop star.”

The film features “re-imaginations” of Robbie’s hit songs and stunning visual effects to explore the “inner demons” the superstar has had to battle both on and off stage.

Playing a superstar: British actor Jonno Davies, 30, plays Robbie as a younger man in the bio-pic (Pictured: Jonno on the red carpet in 2020)