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Michael's favorite movies, actors, etc.

these are great!! i've added them to my first post. any more?
 
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I've read somewhere he liked Malcolm In The Middle but I don't if it's true. Nancy Cartwright said how much he loved Bart, The Simpsons for sure, at least the older seasons.

Charlie Chaplin wrote, produced, directed his movies. I guess Michael liked Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee since he chose them to direct him.

How could I forget to mention The Wonderful Wizard of Oz? Cabaret.
 
Michael says around 3:28 in this great interview that he liked American Werewolf In London:
 
^^^TBBT is my favorite comedy show right now, I'm glad we had that in common! :wild:


I guess Michael liked The Looney Tunes, cheek out his cute and cool tie. :girl_aww: Close up and original picture.

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My life as a dog

I know Michael took contact with the boy who starred in the film.
It was in the 80`s.

I think Michael must have seen thousands of movies
 
Only Michael could rock cartoon tees. :girl_love: In London, 2006 wearing a Pluto and 2009 a smurf t-shirt. I think in 2009 he wore a Peter Pan one but I can't find it.

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I posted earlier in this thread about My life as a dog and the boy who Michael took contact with.I found an old interview from june 2009 and he talked nice about Michael.
I think we can need something nice to read


"I couldn't believe it"

Former friend "in shock" after receiving the news of Jackson's death.

In 1988, Michael Jackson contacted the then 14-year old star of "My life as a dog" Anton Glanzelius. He remembers the day they spent together at Liseberg, the largest amusement park in Scandinavia. The park was closed to the general public for the sake of Jackson and his friends' privacy. The news of Jackson's death came as a shock for now 35 year old Glanzelius.

"I couldn't believe it at first. When it was confirmed, I was shocked. It was so strange that it happened so close to his tour and his comeback," Glanzelius tells Göteborgsposten.

Anton Glanzelius met Michael Jackson for the first time when he was 13. Jackson had seen the movie "My life as a dog", directed by Lasse Hallström and with Glanzelius as the leading star, and had enjoyed it so much he invited the boy to his home Neverland. Michael had seen the movie twice, the second time with his mother. The movie was very special to him but Jackson' never revealed why or what the movie meant to him, to Anton. As a 13 year old growing up in southern Gothenburg, he had no idea who Michael Jackson was.

"I ran to the neighbors' house and asked them if they had any records with Michael Jackson. I wanted to see what he looked like." Anton arrived in Neverland along with his mother. They spent a couple of hours in Jackson's company but they did not get to know each other that well that time. Anton remembers that Jackson was very polite.

" I remember walking around and meeting his Llama and a giant snake. Then he went to wake Bubbles up and brought him downstairs. Bubbles was wearing a red t-shirt and a diaper and he shook my hand. I thought it was more strange to meet a chimpanzee than Michael Jackson," he says. "He had a room filled with candy and I ate as much as I wanted."

Glanzelius explains that he was probably too young to realize the greatness of his friendship with the popstar. "As a child, you have a different perspective," he says. Anton Glanzelius describes his friend as "very kind-hearted and humble". On stage he was an artist who influenced the world. In private, he was very shy. "He was a very ordinary guy who lived an extreme life from early on."

When Jackson came to Gothenburg in 1989, he contacted Glanzelius. "It was such an amazing and fun experience as a 14-year old to have the entire Liseberg to ourselves." Glanzelius remembers that they rode the rollercoaster "Loopen", Michael's favourite ride in the park, a dozen times. "He was laughing constantly, we had so much fun."

The marketing director of Liseberg, Pelle Johansson, had been working the first half of -89 to bring Jackson to the amusement park. Jackson was going to hold a concert at Erikberg, Gothenburg, and the owners of Liseberg saw their chance to put the amusement park on the map. They made hundreds of phonecalls and sent letters to Jackson and his managers, but it was still uncertain whether he was going to show up.

"We didn't think it would actually work. The huge media coverage made it hard for him to even leave the hotel and get here," Johansson says. Jackson arrived with his friend Glanzelius and a company of approximately 100 people. "We closed the park and they were able to move as they pleased in the park without any photographers or journalists. The only thing we asked in return was his handprint."

The roofs were filled with photographers trying to get a picture of the smiling Jackson. The visit lasted 3-4 hours. Jackson and Glanzelius also rode the bumper cars, which he really enjoyed, Glanzelius tells Göteborgsposten. "He was fooling around and laughing and we were chasing each other trying to get a hit. He was such a sweet, humble, warm and lovely person."

Glanzelius also spent the evening in Jackson's bedroom, watching movies and eating candy."I tried to make him show a few moves but he wouldn't, he was so shy! He said that it was different to perform in front of 50 000 people. We talked about everything from football and fame, to girls and love," he says. "It was impossible for me to understand what it was like to be a superstar in the US, I was just 14 years old. I probably asked him some really stupid questions," he laughs.

The last time they met was in 1992 in Stockholm. They kept in touch via letters and Jackson often sent him packages with presents and videos. "We were pretty close but then we just lost contact, I don't remember why," he says. Glanzelius remembers Jackson with fondness, and is in shock to hear the news of the star's death. "It's so devastating. I don't want to believe it. It's not ok, he was just 50 years old, it's way too soon."

Glanzelius now works as a TV-producer and is no longer acting.
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Read more at ONTD: http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/36632818.html#ixzz2wlUjQNHu

It´s translated from a swedish newspaper
 
Gilda (he used a scene from the movie in this is it)
He used Humprhey Bogart in This is it too, he might have liked Bogarts movies..like Casablanca :wub:
 
so I guess no one knows if michael had seen the movies the nutty professor 2 and why did i get married? I'm really curious if michael seen those two movies since janet starred in them. I always wanted to know this.
 
I don't know... I'd imagine that he saw it since his sister was in it. And we know he saw the first one because he and Bashir laughed about it
 
KgB said:
I don't know... I'd imagine that he saw it since his sister was in it. And we know he saw the first one because he and Bashir laughed about it
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oh wow I must of missed that part. what did they say? I would love to know. gosh seeing that man name (bashir) still makes me want to smash something.
 
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michaeljackson&lisamarie said:
oh wow I must of missed that part. what did they say? I would love to know. gosh seeing that man name (bashir) still makes me want to smash something.
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i know what you mean. he's so irritating. the part about the nutty professor is at 2:30
 
KgB said:
i know what you mean. he's so irritating. the part about the nutty professor is at 2:30
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oh thank you so much. you are to kind, thank you. and yea we should all get together find bashir and jump him.lol. just joking here, plus violence solves nothing.
 
^^ so true!! haha. he didn't want bashir to help him write the speech either.. maybe that's in a different part.
 
KgB said:
^^ so true!! haha. he didn't want bashir to help him write the speech either.. maybe that's in a different part.
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you are so right.lol. michael so did not want him to write the speech. michael is just to nice. he should have told the idiot NO.
 
I read he liked old Hollywood movies.
Marlon Brandon and Gregory Peck were some friends of him, I suppose he liked their movies
 
I just thought of another movie. what about undercover brother? michael's song beat it was played in the movie in one of the fight scenes.lol. so I wonder if michael saw that movie.
 
well i suppose he would've had to give them the rights to use the song so i'm sure he at least had heard of it.. haha
 
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