Colman Domingo defends Michael biopic's omission of abuse allegations
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Colman Domingo defends Michael biopic's omission of abuse allegations
"This is about the making of Michael, how he was raised, and how he was trying to find his voice as an artist. Through his eyes, truly. That's what it is."
"The decision to exclude that chapter of Jackson's life has drawn backlash, with critics arguing it leaves out a significant and controversial part of his legacy."
"A report from Variety earlier this month has also suggested legal constraints tied to a clause in the Chandler settlement that prohibited any depiction or mention of Jordan Chandler in any movie."
Colman Domingo, portraying Joe Jackson, defends the biopic focusing on Michael Jackson's early life and career, aiming for an intimate portrayal of his rise to fame. The film's timeline spans from the '60s to 1988, intentionally excluding later allegations of sexual abuse. Nia Long, playing Katherine Jackson, emphasizes the film's perspective through Michael's eyes. Critics argue that omitting this controversial chapter neglects a significant part of Jackson's legacy, influenced by legal constraints from a settlement that prohibits mentioning certain allegations.
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