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Robbie is back and presenting us with his own version of a traditional Christmas with Time For Change, directed with a nod and wink by - who else? - Vaughan Arnell.Opening with Robbie and wife Ayda's&nbsp;kids running down the hallway, bursting into the Williamses&nbsp;bedroom and setting off the day with a bang, the&nbsp;video is made up of stylised vignettes of the family making the most of the festive season.With cheeky winks from Williams, Ayda and their dog (who also lipsyncs a very catchy part of the track), everyone knows this is a little bit cheesy and fun - but isn't that what Christmas songs are all about? Especially when performed by Robbie, and directed by Vaughan.The video portraits of the family cooking dinner, opening presents and messing around in the garden feels universal, giving everyone something they can relate to. The animation on the animals also hits the mark, cementing Arnell's status as the go-to director for four-legged humour (following the incredible Clearscore adverts with Moose, the&nbsp;what doing&nbsp;dog).&nbsp;Traditional fun with a little campness and comedy thrown in, Williams effortlessly captures our attention yet again, and this is already well on its way to becoming a favourite track of the season. And we're not out of November yet...&nbsp;

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Robbie Williams 'Time For Change' by Vaughan Arnell

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Freya Ridings plays an exploded piano and leads a colour-coded movement through the streets of London, in Isaac Rentz's video for Castles.&nbsp;

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Freya Ridings 'Castles' by Isaac Rentz

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The original music video couple, Vaughan Arnell and Robbie Williams, are back for an incredible 16th collaboration.The Heavy Entertainment Show video sees Robbie play all the major roles in a boxing match. Ring announcer&nbsp;Robbie calls the match as two prize fighters (Robbie Vs Robbie) beat the living hell from one another in a battle of golden spit and glamorous ringside entourage complete with make-up that certainly feels like a throwback to Robbie &amp; Vaughan&#39;s Let Me Entertain You video from 1998.

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Robbie Williams 'The Heavy Entertainment Show' by Vaughan Arnell

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Sometimes its hard to get past the cheeky all-conquering chap that he presents in the videos directed by Vaughan Arnell, but Robbie Williams projects a quite&nbsp;different personality&nbsp;in the video for Mixed Signals - which also marks Nice &amp; Polite&#39;s CEO Ross Anderson&#39;s directing debut.Told mostly from the POV perspective of a girl on a wild night out with her girlfriends, Robbie is left on the end of the phone, frustrated and angry that she&#39;s not responding to his texts and calls - and that&#39;s after saying she was enjoying a quiet night in...Utilizing live action, VFX and animation to tell the story, the video also comes with two alternate endings - one featuring Robbie&#39;s wife <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mwLLLpk8IE" target="_blank">Ayda Field</a>, and the other featuring old Take That bandmate <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqyPAWBjzEs" target="_blank">Gary Barlow</a> &ndash;&nbsp;to keep you guessing about whether this young lady is worthy of Robbie&#39;s affections, or a bit of a wrong &#39;un. And that makes for an notable first dip into directing by Ross Anderson.

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Robbie Williams 'Mixed Signals' by Ross Anderson

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After <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2016/10/03/robbie-williams-party-russian-vaughan-arnell">partying like Russians</a>&nbsp;in their last collaboration, Vaughan Arnell and Robbie Williams take it down a couple of notches with a beachside stroll in the video for &#39;Love My Life&#39;.Of course, it&#39;s not a Robbie video unless he&#39;s being escorted by a squad&nbsp;of attractive women, only this time they&#39;re seemingly part of the crew. Armed with cameras and circling Robbie as he wanders the open land, the whole thing spins out as a playful commentary on Robbie&#39;s celebrity status, the tribulations of fame and surveillance as a whole &ndash; with some subtle nods to classic 60s show The Prisoner&nbsp;in there too.It&#39;s certainly a quieter, stripped-back affair for the Williams/Arnell duo, but it&#39;s unlikely they&#39;ll remain quiet for too long...

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Robbie Williams 'Love My Life' by Vaughan Arnell

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They are back. Robbie Williams returns with a video by his long-time collaborator Vaughan Arnell, and this beguiling, bombastic, very entertaining&nbsp;video for&nbsp;Party Like A Russian delivers exactly what it says on the tin.&nbsp;Following exiled oligarch Robbie and his endless&nbsp;swagger around&nbsp;a massive mansion,&nbsp;the singer struts his stuff,&nbsp;surrounded by a carousel of devilish ballerinas and tiara-wearing&nbsp;ballroom&nbsp;dancers. With the song&#39;s cheeky&nbsp;sampling from Prokofiev&rsquo;s&nbsp;Dance of the Knights, Robbie seems to both parody Russia&#39;s&nbsp;corrupt state of affairs while simultaneously suggesting we should take some&nbsp;tips from&nbsp;them, and party&nbsp;with abandon.And Vaughan is still Robbie&#39;s&nbsp;perfect foil. Supported by a top-notch crew &ndash; including DoP Tat Radcliffe, art director Alison Dominitz and choreographer Ashley Wallen &ndash; he&nbsp;orchestrates this ridiculous, eyepopping&nbsp;business to a tee.

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Robbie Williams 'Party Like A Russian' by Vaughan Arnell

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Robbie Williams does an Andy Williams, as&nbsp;Chris Sweeney delivers a brilliant tongue-in-cheek homage to 60s/70s American variety TV specials&nbsp;with&nbsp;his promo for Robbie&#39;s version of the Mamas &amp; The Papas&#39; classic Dream A Little Dream.&nbsp;Featuring appearances by his songwriting partner Guy Chambers and a large cast, Robbie gives yet another sterling performance, as Mr&nbsp;Sweeney piles on the Christmas cheese and thoroughly nails the vintage feel...

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Robbie Williams 'Dream A Little Dream' by Chris Sweeney

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I don&rsquo;t think we should be too surprised that a combination of Dizzee Rascal, Robbie Williams, Andreas Nilsson and a song called Goin&rsquo; Crazy should result in a video that establishes its own parallel universe of nuttiness.Andreas comes into this having made his genre-screwing video for 2Chainz and Kanye West, and just finishing an equally bonkers video for David Guetta. But he&rsquo;s brought an appropriately British aesthetic to his deranged ideas for this tasty pairing of a couple of fun-loving British musical icons: it&rsquo;s basically a one-shot Quadrophenia on mobility scooters, featuring Robbie as King Mod (with a quiff) and Dizzee as rocker emerging from a custom-studded mini&hellip;It&rsquo;s nuts, but quite nice and gentle with it&hellip;

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Dizzee Rascal ft. Robbie Williams ‘Goin’ Crazy’ by Andreas Nilsson

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And Vaughan Arnell - on something of a comeback trail of his own, having kept away from videos for the past couple of years - supplies the properly big statement that was needed. 
Bodies distils elements from some of those Robbie/Vaughan collaborations of old - Angels, Let Me Entertain You, Millennium, Rock DJ, Supreme, etc - into something that's right for the times. Great locations, Rob looks great, and the old cheekiness starts to emerge on the wing of a crumbling jet. 


Vaughan Arnell on the making of the video for Robbie's Bodies

"It was interesting seeing Rob five years on from the last time. He was in good shape - much more relaxed than he used to be, in fact. We had specific points to hit - there's a little bit of Steve McQueen in there, with the bike. What was great was that we had lots of the same old crew working on it. 
"It was a two day shoot and completely mental. We shot at this airport in the Mohave Desert which they call the graveyard. It's where they store planes, and basically it looks like an airport, and there's a part where they break up planes. You can just land a Jumbo, roll it round on the sand and start breaking it up. What's really frightening was pressing your finger into the fuselage of a plane with the insulation taken out, and the metal would dent. There was a lot of spooky stuff around. 
"They wanted to keep the comedy angle down a bit, and that's his real missus, Ida, in the beach buggy. And we timed it all so we only had half an hour to do the performance. We saved it for the wing-walking bit, and caught it at sunset.
"The whole point of the video is that everyone has forgotten about Rob, what he's really about. And people have been comparing him with Take That, which is wrong. So you see him in the desert, all unshaven. Then he gets himself together.
"There's certainly a lot riding on this - they [Robbie's management] are paying for it themselves, they are really counting on it. So you've got to get it right."

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