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Yeah, people often forget how tragic the first part of his life was because Thriller and Bad were so amazing and fans were very happy during those years, but the first part of his life was just as tragic, with his horrible childhood, being diagnosed with lupus and vitiligo, and then his hair catching on fire... Those years were definitely not as good for Michael as they were for fans, he was just very good at hiding his pain so we didn't perceive it as much as we did in his latter years.Then again, Part 1 of Michael's life is also ****** tragic..![]()
I feel like if the Chandlers sue the Estate for breaching the agreement, the Estate could counter by arguing that the Chandlers used Ray Chandler to get around the agreement. I mean Ray Chandler clearly could not have written that book on his own, it's obvious Evan was behind the book. It would be like if the Estate produced the biopic, but just didn't put their names in the credits to get around the agreement. It seems obviously unfair that the Chandler were allowed to put their whole story out there while the Estate is not allowed to tell their side of the story, just because they are honest about their involvement in the biopic, whereas Evan Chandler was not honest about his involvement in the writing of the book.The chandlers side broke any agreement already anyway since their lawyer Larry Feldman just talked about Michael to the media
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