Tag: Michael Jackson Biopic

Lionsgate Fast-Tracks Potential Michael Sequel

Talk of a sequel to the Michael biopic is picking up momentum after the film’s strong $97 million domestic opening, with Lionsgate vice chair Adam Fogelson saying production could begin as early as this year or next.
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Nia Long Poses for Playboy: Actress Discusses Freedom & Dating

Nia Long opens up about her pursuit of freedom, her role in the Michael Jackson biopic, and her dating boundaries in a new interview.

Paris Jackson vs. Colman Domingo

Paris Jackson criticizes Colman Domingo's comments about her involvement in the Michael Jackson biopic. Jackson states she had zero involvement, only reading an early script and offering notes on dishonest elements. When her feedback was ignored, she disassociated from the project.
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Nia Long as Katherine Jackson Is Set to Redefine the Biopic Genre

Nia Long opens up about portraying Katherine Jackson in the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic. Here’s how this role could impact family storytelling, Black culture, and music history.

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