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There weren't months of reshoots but only 22 days.After all, if they had too much footage, why would they then do months of reshoots?
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There weren't months of reshoots but only 22 days.After all, if they had too much footage, why would they then do months of reshoots?
As always, it's only a speculation (started by a famous MJ hater) without any proof.The Chandler case is indeed the reason why the reshoots had to happen, at considerable cost. It was the Cascio case that triggered the Chandler revelation.
Which was covered in a Financial Times interview with Branca, which the estate have never denied and we know they shot allegation related footage from the leaked photos from Neverland, despite the settlement clearly saying they can’t. The fact they haven’t denied it, when it’s been pretty damaging, is the biggest tell.As always, it's only a speculation (started by a famous MJ hater) without any proof.
Yes, the same lawyer who bought the fake songs with the clause to release them on the first posthumous album.And don't even get me starting about Branca not knowing what is written in the settlement!! I mean, isn't he a lawyer??
That was the 1994 settlement, which wasnt brought to the studio’s attention until they learned about the Cascio situation. Then it was a case of “what else don’t we know”?I remember seeing a signed document around the time when reshoots were scheduled, where it was stated, going off the top of my head along the lines that the name may not be disclosed and the matter may not be dramatized for motion picture adaptation.
Do you know this stuff for a fact or are you just confidently repeating stuff that has already been reported?That was the 1994 settlement, which wasnt brought to the studio’s attention until they learned about the Cascio situation. Then it was a case of “what else don’t we know”?
They legally can not include anything related to the Chandler’s, even with names changed or anything like that. You can’t just ask for permission later in a legally binding settlement. The settlement is very clear and relates to heirs and executors as well. If they had actually gone ahead with it then they could have ended up owing substantial amounts of money that they would have to pay Chandler. It could have even a situation where a judge blocked the release.And what would have been so devestating to just do it anyway and ask for 'permission' later?
Would they be be sued for any fantasy amount the other party sees fit/enough to use all the profits from the film?
So John Logan and Graham King who according to their words had spent years of research about Michael, wrote a script one third of which is dedicated to the settlement without reading it and asking the Estate?I remember seeing a signed document around the time when reshoots were scheduled, where it was stated, going off the top of my head along the lines that the name may not be disclosed and the matter may not be dramatized for motion picture adaptation.
Another reoccurring question that has been asked before is - why would the estate and the heirs then even get involved if they cannot include any of it? Surely Lionsgate alone is not liable for including it, they do not have to respect the settlement, do they?They legally can not include anything related to the Chandler’s, even with names changed or anything like that. You can’t just ask for permission later in a legally binding settlement. The settlement is very clear and relates to heirs and executors as well. If they had actually gone ahead with it then they could have ended up owing substantial amounts of money that they would have to pay Chandler. It could have even a situation where a judge blocked the release.
Exactly. It's what I said 30 pages ago. Once it says on screen "A Lionsgate production", then you can include whatever the hell you like.Surely Lionsgate alone is not liable for including it, they do not have to respect the settlement, do they?
But does it say executive produced by Branca and McClain?Exactly. It's what I said 30 pages ago. Once it says on screen "A Lionsgate production", then you can include whatever the hell you like.
In a parallel reality - why would it have to be? Couldn't it be executive produced by John Doe?But does it say executive produced by Branca and McClain?
If there'll be a second movie, the first one could end with Bad and afterwards some text on screen that would read something like "the magic will continue".If that leaked song list was true, how can they go straight to the Wembley show for the Bad tour without covering a portion of the Bad album and making in the first film?
I’ve heard people say aww they’re saving MITM for the second film etc .
The year of Michael will start in April, so technically first quarter of 2027 would still cover it.Concerning they call this the year of Michael, I think the second part should come along in octobee imo, but maybe thats wishful thinking
Perhaps even a post-credits tease...If there'll be a second movie, the first one could end with Bad and afterwards some text on screen that would read something like "the magic will continue".
Perhaps even a post-credits tease...
IN AVENGERS DOOMSDAY… MICHAEL WILL RETURN …
We need a biopic cinematic universe. Michael, Freddie, Elvis and The Beatles (from the upcoming movie) join forces.IN AVENGERS DOOMSDAY![]()