You know, Bigi resembles his father enough to be a body double for certain scenes, I think. With the long hair and skinny physique, they could do some faceless captures.Bigi is on set. Throwing pillowcases out of a window. Allegedly.
People freaking out over Jaafar. Cringe.Can't breathe
Your cringe
Not as cringe as your post tbf, if you're so anti-Jaafar and against this movie, why even bother posting?
What’s cringe is that you can’t seem to post anything new? We’ve heard you say this a thousand times. Some (most) fans are excited. Let us be excited. No need to constantly shit on people’s excitement because you have a lack of imagination. No one here appreciates your posts at all. There’s a private thread going on about how annoying you are. Stop it.
Exactly!! Is it possible they're just taking a break? If they intended to stop in 1994, why would they have a girl play Paris? Would they really leave out the last 15 years of his life?
I won't be surprised at all if this is the case.
I honestly think they will , there's not enough time to cover everything.
Why would they include that? What's that got to do with MJ in his lifetime?
I haven't seen the Elvis movie, but the inclusion of real Elvis at the end is very well done and would do good to Michael's movie as well.
oh, that wasn't what I meant. They've implied that they will go all the way to 2009. All I'm saying is - so far we've only seen stuff up to 1994, nothing after that. But it doesn't prove anything, of course, plus we've only seen outdoors stuff.
Still waiting for confirmation on that. Back in April someone on Twitter said that Peyton Riley McConville herself confirmed that she's playing Paris. But I still can't find that confirmation let alone anything official. So I'm biding my time on that one.
Doesn't seem likely, imo. Maybe they've done the 2000's mostly indoors, who knows?
Who knows? It would make it too much like the musical (even though that ends in 1992) if it just went as far as the early 90's and no further. I was really just thinking out loud about what we've seen so far. For example, it looks like Walter Yetnikoff will get a scene since it would appear that someone is playing his assistant. Everything so far has been 60's/70's/80's. But that could be their strategy ... to keep everyone guessing and interested.
If this actually happens, I think it would be such a waste of oportunity to include Robson's testimony in the trial!!
Just listen to it, how can you not move when hearing this iconic beat!
They better not!!!
When did Graham King say this? I've not seen this comment before.
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Besides the article @zinniabooklover posted where Graham and Branca allready stated a few years ago it will go to his death the quote I posted is the from the reports a few weeks ago where Graham spoke to the audience in the cineman where they did the first trailer.
Films don't get done in chronological order. Depends on so much. The weather. Does the lead character need to lose or gain weight? Maybe trying to get all the outdoor stuff done while it's still dry - maybe not so much of an issue in LA, lol. Actors are sometimes challenged by the order in which scenes are filmed. Sometimes they have to do a really heavy scene before anything else which kind of throws them in at the deep end, they don't get to build up to it. That's where their skill comes in, I guess. Stuff gets filmed and then it gets pieced together in the editing suite. The director knows what they are going for. It's not unusual for the last scenes to be filmed first.
The police car scene could be explained by something as simple as - props (i.e. cars) that have to be booked and used in a certain time slot means that a scene might get filmed 'out of sequence' just bc another production team needs them for their tv cop drama or whatever. It's things like, the need to book outdoor locations. The need to book specialist equipment (the helicopters, for example). Really mundane stuff like that.
