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Lionsgate Reveals Significant Progress On Possible Michael Jackson Biopic Follow-Up
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Lionsgate Reveals Significant Progress On Possible Michael Jackson Biopic Follow-Up

The Leadership about 4 hours 1 mins read
Lionsgate has hinted that a follow-up to the Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, could already be partially completed, with studio executive Adam Fogelson disclosing that close to one-third of the sequel may have been filmed during earlier production. Speaking to Variety, the Lionsgate Motion Picture Group chairman explained that unused scenes from the original movie could […]

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