Xscape, Michael’s second posthumous album, was also released this week
Highlights
- A documentary chronicling Michael Jackson in his last years has been acquired at the Cannes Film Festival.
- Michael: The Last Photo Shoots follows the late superstar as he prepared for his ill-fated comeback. It features interviews with his photographers as well as stylists and friends.
- Renowned photographer Bruce Weber photographed Jackson in 2007 for the re-release of Thriller on its 25th anniversary, and celebrity photographer Matthew Rolston shot him the same year for Ebony magazine, his first U.S. magazine interview in years.
- Lightning Entertainment has acquired the international sales rights. Its executive vice president, Ken Dubow, said in a statement Thursday that the documentary will provide fans with "a rare behind-the-scenes look into his life."
- Michael died shortly before his London comeback concerts in 2009. Xscape, a second posthumous album, was released this week.
A documentary chronicling Michael Jackson in his last years has been acquired at the Cannes Film Festival.
Michael: The Last Photo Shoots follows the late superstar as he prepared for his ill-fated comeback. It features interviews with his photographers as well as stylists and friends. (Also Read:
Michael's Xscape review)
Renowned photographer Bruce Weber photographed Jackson in 2007 for the re-release of
Thriller on its 25th anniversary, and celebrity photographer Matthew Rolston shot him the same year for Ebony magazine, his first U.S. magazine interview in years.
Lightning Entertainment has acquired the international sales rights. Its executive vice president, Ken Dubow, said in a statement Thursday that the documentary will provide fans with "a rare behind-the-scenes look into his life."
Michael died shortly before his London comeback concerts in 2009.
Xscape, a second posthumous album, was released this week.