The film responds so well to how Boyband or other artist groups used to and still manage to attract fans with their music and styles. This feel-good soundtrack features hit songs from Take That, including Rule the World, The Flood, Could It Be Magic, Shine, Relight My Fire, Back For Good and other memorable classics that have been reimagined by the film’s cast: Aisling Bea (This Way Up), Alice Lowe (Black Mirror), Jayde Adams (The Outlaws), Amaka Okafor (The Responder) and Marc Wootton (Nativity! Easyjet Airlines did not pay a penny towards the production costs despite featuring prominently in one song and dance scene. They did however loan the production team one of their Airbus aircraft (that was in the hangar having an overhaul) free of charge for 48 hours for filming on condition that the livery was kept intact and not covered up or changed.

Fans of past or modern artist groups can relate to how the movie characters behave because of their fandom they have with the particular Boyband in the movie. Speaking about what people can expect from the film, Aisling Bea told us: "I think that especially post-pandemic, you know, kind of like by week four when we'd all run out of bananas to make bread with we were like, 'Right, I'll Google every single person I went to secondary school with. The Greatest Days official movie soundtrack, packed with hits from Take That’s incredible discography spanning three decades. The Boyband Take That, for example, where it is about in the film, and the band members are not mentioned by name, to save costs and legal problems. Thanks to the lower budget, the cast members of this film are also more TV actors, but fortunately they still come across as friends and fans of the same Boyband.

Since their reunion as a four-piece, it was clear that they hadn't lost the momentum they had in the 90s with another string of hits including 'Shine', 'Rule the World' and 'Greatest Day'.

Tickets to the entire tour sold it in less than five hours, making it the fastest-selling tour in UK history. The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, June 16 and will be available to stream/download here.They add: "25 years later, their lives have changed in a myriad of ways as they reunite to reminisce about their past and discover their future. Greatest Days is the jukebox musical movie that follows 16-year-old Rachel and her gang of four best friends - Debbie, Claire, Zoe and Heather - who have the night of their lives seeing their favourite boyband in concert in the 1990s. Executive producers include Take That themselves, Damian Jones of DJ Films, Tobias Gutzwiller of SPG3, David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers who produced the original musical, and Joe Naftalin. It puts a mirror on our audience – it's a celebration of our music but it's literally all about the fans and their friendships. It's written by Tim Firth, who also wrote the stage show – The Band – on which the film is based, directed by Coky Giedroyc and produced by Danny Perkins.

Other cast members include Alice Lowe, Amaka Okafor, Marc Wootton, Lara McDonnell, Jessie Mae Alonzo, Nandi Hudson, Carragon Guest and Eliza Dobson. Greatest Days is released in UK and ROI cinemas on Friday 16th June and follows five best friends who have the night of their lives seeing their favourite boy band in concert. Former Bake Off host Mel Giedroyc’s sister Coky Giedroyc has directed the film, with Take That executive producing alongside David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers.Speaking to Guilty Pleasures at cinch does Isle of Wight festival, Mark said of Greatest Days: "It was exciting for us to be in Cannes to promote the film. Both in their original '90s heyday and after their 2006 comeback, Take That racked up an incredible number of hits – with the Gary Barlow-led band notching a total of 12 number-ones on the UK singles chart. Tim Firth wrote the musical, which began touring in 2017, and told the Daily Mail about the story: "A tragedy happens, then we jump forward 25 years to see the women those girls became and they realise they were fools to have been apart for so long. In March 2022, it was announced Aisling Bea would star in the film alongside Alice Lowe, Amaka Okafor, Jayde Adams, Marc Wootton, Matthew McNulty, Lara McDonnell, Jessie Mae Alonzo, Nandi Sawyers-Hudson, Carragon Guest, and Eliza Dobson.