Michael Jackson biopic ‘in jeopardy’ over detail estate are ‘banned’ from dramatising - Report claims that the film’s creators are now facing costly reshoots ahead of its planned release in October

The third act of the Michael Jackson biopic will reportedly have to be completely rewritten, due to an agreement overlooked by team behind the film.

Well, the third act of the Thriller artist‘s biopic covers this issue at length, with director Antoine Fuqua depicting Jackson in the movie as a “naïve victim of the money-grubbing Chandlers” juxtaposed with a scene of Jordan’s father “threatening to leverage his son’s accusations to destroy his ex-wife and Jackson’s career.

The new movie about the life of Michael Jackson was originally scheduled for April but has been pushed back months due to re-shoots

The estate-approved biopic on Michael Jackson is reportedly in limbo due to child molestation allegations that continue to haunt the late King of Pop, who died in 2009. Distributors for “Michael” announced in November the release date for the film would be rescheduled from April 2025 to later this year,

One of Michael Jackson’s accusers is the reason the highly-anticipated biopic will be delayed 6 months. The film reportedly ran into trouble over the plot, which is said to depict allegations the singer’s estate have been banned from dramatising.