The biopic about Michael Jackson, titled "Michael," has released a new trailer and promotional posters.
Lionsgate has unveiled a new trailer and posters for Antoine Fuqua’s forthcoming biopic on Michael Jackson, titled Michael, which explores the King of Pop’s life both behind the scenes and during some of his most memorable performances.
Leading the cast is Jaafar Jackson, the late singer’s nephew, portraying Michael, joined by Juliano Krue Valdi as young Michael, Colman Domingo as Joe Jackson, Nia Long as Katherine Jackson, Miles Teller as John Branca, Laura Harrier as Suzanne de Passe, Kat Graham as Diana Ross, Larenz Tate as Berry Gordy, Liv Symone as Gladys Knight, Kendrick Sampson as Quincy Jones, Derek Luke as Johnnie Cochran, Jamal R. Henderson as Jermaine Jackson, Jayden Harville as young Jermaine, Tre Horton as Marlon Jackson, Rhyan Hill as Tito Jackson, Judah Edwards as young Tito, Joseph David-Jones as Jackie Jackson, Nathaniel Logan McIntyre as young Jackie, and Jessica Sula as La Toya Jackson. You can watch the new trailer below…
MICHAEL is a film that presents the life and impact of one of history's most significant artists. It chronicles Michael Jackson’s journey beyond music, starting from his remarkable discovery as the Jackson Five's lead to becoming a visionary artist driven by an ambition to be the world's foremost entertainer. By focusing on both his off-stage life and key performances from his early solo career, the film offers audiences an unprecedented view of Michael Jackson. This marks the beginning of his story.
Michael is set to hit theaters on April 24th.
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The biopic about Michael Jackson, titled "Michael," has released a new trailer and promotional posters.
Lionsgate has unveiled a new trailer and posters for Antoine Fuqua's forthcoming biopic, Michael, which depicts the life of the King of Pop, both on and off the stage.