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‘Michael 2’ underway: Makers to start the shoot by the end of 2026, aims to release by 2027 or early 2028

According to new reports, the filming and overall production for ‘Michael 2’ is slated to begin by the end of 2026, or by the beginning of 2027. The makers are aiming to release the film by the end of 2027, or by the start of 2028. (Instagram)

Jaafar Jackson’s debut film on his uncle, the legendary Michael Jackson, was a massive hit worldwide. Collecting USD 1.001 billion at the box office, the movie reached unexpected heights of success, with fans already buzzing with excitement for the sequel. Now, according to new updates shared online, the second film is already underway! Here is what we know so far about the upcoming film, ‘Michael 2’.

‘Michael 2’ to start filming soon

Work on the second installment of Michael Jackson’s biopic is already underway, with the production company planning to start filming by the end of the year. Variety reported that the company is all set and ready to work on the project soon following the success of the first film, which was released earlier this year in April. The announcement was made during the company’s latest earnings call, which was held on Thursday.The company’s motion picture chief Adam Fogelson also shared during the call that they are planning on starting the production soon and are aiming for a release by the end of 2027. This release date may also be pushed to early 2028; however, nothing has been officially confirmed right now. The sequel film was already expected by many as the first film ended with a flashcard that read, “His Story Continues.” The first film was earlier supposed to cover the multiple abuse and molestation accusations that Jackson underwent; however, due to a clause in a settlement with one of the accusers, the parts were completely omitted from the movie. However, according to Fogelson’s latest statement, some of the parts that were planned for the first film may be included in the sequel. He shared, “We are mostly focused right now on how to make sure we can deliver, at the right price, the biggest, best sequel. That is what the audience is going to want and deserve after the experience we gave them the first time.”During the call, the company also reported that it narrowed its losses because of the success of two of its biggest films that were released recently. ‘Michael’, which crossed USD 1 billion in box office numbers alone, and ‘The Housemaid’ starring Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney, which collected USD 400.5 million worldwide.

About ‘Michael’

‘Michael’, directed by Antoine Fuqua, chronicled the King of Pop’s journey from his early days in the industry to his rise to success and some of the historical events in his life that are still remembered today. It showcased his journey into the music industry with the Jackson 5, his relationship with his family and father, his pet monkey, and his overall rise to global stardom. The first film ended with the 1987 ‘Bad’ tour. It has not been clarified exactly which era of Jackson’s life will be covered in the second film. Go to Source

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