Gary Barlow
Height: 175 cm
Gary Barlow was born on January 20th 1971 in Frodsham, Cheshire, UK, the second and youngest son of Marge and Colin Barlow. He has an older brother named Ian. His first school was Weaver Vale Primary ...Show More
Ladies, that's the sound of 3000 men who have been dragged to a Gary Barlow concert.
Ladies, that's the sound of 3000 men who have been dragged to a Gary Barlow concert.
I dreamt I had fallen asleep on a Twix bar.
I dreamt I had fallen asleep on a Twix bar.
Anybody who follows me on Twitter knows that I'm constantly posting pictures of new keyboards I've b Show more
Anybody who follows me on Twitter knows that I'm constantly posting pictures of new keyboards I've bought. Hide
[asked what he wears in bed] Nothing. Not a thing.
[asked what he wears in bed] Nothing. Not a thing.
[on "Don't Give Up" by Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush] I don't think you can listen to this song withou Show more
[on "Don't Give Up" by Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush] I don't think you can listen to this song without feeling inspired, it could save anybody. The lyrics are so inspirational. Specifically I was having a very low moment in the 1990s and the song came on the radio. There have only been a very few times when I've had to pull the car over to listen to a song - this was one of them. Hide
Every year, I swear I look forward to May the 4th just so I can say: "May the 4th be with you".
Every year, I swear I look forward to May the 4th just so I can say: "May the 4th be with you".
I'm just a jibbering wreck. I can't even watch a Disney film without crying anymore.
I'm just a jibbering wreck. I can't even watch a Disney film without crying anymore.
When One Direction announced their album was called "Four", I thought "Yes, they've lost a member!"
When One Direction announced their album was called "Four", I thought "Yes, they've lost a member!"
When we were at school, I think we were about 16, like just before I left school, we were doing this Show more
When we were at school, I think we were about 16, like just before I left school, we were doing this study on wheelchairs. So the school had got us some wheelchairs, and one of us would sit in the wheelchair and then someone would push. We were gauging the reactions of how people looked upon people in wheelchairs - were they helpful, were they dismissive and all the rest of it. Anyway, I decided to go renegade and went on my own. I was wheeling myself down this road and I came to a crossing, and someone tried to help me. And by helping me, they sort of tipped one wheel off the side of the pavement and I fell out of the wheelchair. Now, at this point, what do you do? Do you stand up and go "Listen, you know, I'm..." or go "It's a miracle!" or do you just lie there and let them help you back onto the wheelchair? Now that was my choice. And I acted it out, sadly, you know, that I couldn't walk... and they helped me back on the wheelchair. It was so embarrassing. Hide
I get a good song for every 25 songs I write. So I've got to go through the process of writing 25 so Show more
I get a good song for every 25 songs I write. So I've got to go through the process of writing 25 songs to get what I think is a good one. And that's a lot of time. Hide
If Liverpool doesn't have the X Factor I'll eat this suit.
If Liverpool doesn't have the X Factor I'll eat this suit.
[to fellow X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos] I'm not sure what has offended me more - what you've Show more
[to fellow X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos] I'm not sure what has offended me more - what you've said or your fag ash breath. Hide
Marky [Mark Owen] has such good taste, you know, and he never boasts about what he's bought either. Show more
Marky [Mark Owen] has such good taste, you know, and he never boasts about what he's bought either. He'll turn up with a nice little car and you'll say "That's nice Marky." And he'll say "Oh I've had it for about six months now." Hide
[on Jeff Wayne's "War of the Worlds"] That album, actually it's been an album that's sort of popped Show more
[on Jeff Wayne's "War of the Worlds"] That album, actually it's been an album that's sort of popped up throughout my career. It sort of got me off playing classical piano and onto synthesizers, that record did. Hide
Pet Shop Boys was the first CD I ever bought. I've followed their whole career and always loved thei Show more
Pet Shop Boys was the first CD I ever bought. I've followed their whole career and always loved their unique approach to records and live performance. Hide
Tony Hadley, I think one of my top five favourite singers of all time. I just love his voice, it's j Show more
Tony Hadley, I think one of my top five favourite singers of all time. I just love his voice, it's just one of those voices you can relax to, even when he sings his up-tempo songs it's so smooth and silky, always loved his vocals, and I always loved the band Spandau Ballet. I'm a good friend of Gary's [Gary Kemp], I've known them throughout the years, and I just thought the songs were incredible. And as a career, as a body of music and a songbook, I think they have some of the best. Especially when you go to concerts, you don't want to be sat at a concert thinking "Is this singer going to pull it off tonight?" You don't want that at all, you want to feel safe and I always feel like I'm sat in the most comfortable armchair when I listen to his voice. Hide
I don't think you'll ever be happy about anything unless you've done it.
I don't think you'll ever be happy about anything unless you've done it.
[to an X Factor contestant] You've matured like a bad curry, mate.
[to an X Factor contestant] You've matured like a bad curry, mate.
[to an X Factor contestant] The work that needs to be done to your voice is surgical work.
[to an X Factor contestant] The work that needs to be done to your voice is surgical work.
You can't give up. What's the point in giving up?
You can't give up. What's the point in giving up?
Oh, they [some horses in an enclosure in front of him] like me. Typical. [he does not like horses]
Oh, they [some horses in an enclosure in front of him] like me. Typical. [he does not like horses]
[asked how Take That decide who sings lead vocals on their songs] We use judo to decide.
[asked how Take That decide who sings lead vocals on their songs] We use judo to decide.
Gary Barlow's FILMOGRAPHY - Page 5
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Gary Barlow'S roles
Himself - Judge, Himself - Special Guest, Himself
