Robbie Williams and the Oscar dream: Now it's all over!

Robbie Williams and the Oscar dream: Now it's all over!

Los Angeles, USA - Robbie Williams had to cope with a bitter setback when the Academy withdrew its nomination for the Oscar in the "Best original song" category due to accusations of plagiarism. The hit "Forbidden Road", which comes from the film "Better Man", showed striking similarities to Jim Croces Song "I got a name", which was already used in 1973 in the film "The Last American Hero". In an official statement, the Academy said that all contributions in this category have to be created new and especially for the respective film, which obviously did not apply here. This was described by the Academy as a necessary measure to protect the uniqueness of the original music. Charles Fox, one of the original song, played a central role, as Paportedet from OE24.

Robbie Williams about his film "Better Man"

Although this plagiarism of Williams' ‘Oscar dreams, he remains optimistic about his cinematic career. The British superstar, who is portrayed in his biopic "Better Man" as an emotional figure by a chimpanzee, described his first experience in Hollywood as overwhelming. The film illuminates Williams' life and his career, including his time at Take that. "I feel full of hope and excited," the singer confessed during an interview. His experiences with the Governors' Ball in Los Angeles, in the presence of stars such as Tom Hanks and Angelina Jolie, seem to motivate him. "Better Man" has already received a nomination from the Golden Globes for the best song, which for Williams means great progress, as AOL.com reported.

Although the Oscar nomination has failed, the singer sees the development as part of his artistic career. The combination of self -reflection and tragic moments in his life is impressively presented in the film. Fans can look forward to the premiere on December 26, where "Better Man" comes to the cinemas and answered the questions how Williams' complex relationship with fame and personal trauma is visually implemented.