Man in the Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story (2004)

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Written by Claudia Salter

Directed by Allan Moyle

Running Time: 75 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

The rise and fall of Michael Jackson, from early struggles and fame as a child star in the Jackson 5 to a central role in one of America's most notorious court cases. Biopic tracing the singer from Thriller to 'Wacko Jacko'.

Cast

Flex AlexanderMichael Jackson
Eugene ClarkBobby
Marty AntoniniDetective
Samantha BantonDiana Ross
Tom CareyDirector
Lynne CormackLiz Taylor
Hugh DelaneyJudge
Cedric de SouzaMartin Bashir
Brennan GademansYoung Michael
Jason GriffithJermaine Jackson
Patricia IdletteKatherine Jackson
Greg LawsonDetective
Daniel LibmanDr. Goodman
Barbara MamaboloJanet Jackson
Brian MartellThomas
Peter OnoratiZiggy
Lou PoulisGardner
Brendan ProstManny
Brooklynn ProulxParis Jackson
Krista RaeLisa Marie Presley
Troy RudolphStage Manager
Carrie SchifflerSurgeon
Peter SkagenAttorney
Amy SloanHolly
William S. TaylorJohnny Cochran
April TelekDebbie Rowe
Michael TodSick Boy
Frederic TuckerJoe Jackson
Aidan WilksDavid

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