The Last Days of Michael Jackson.
05-24-18 | 04:52 AM
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The Last Days of Michael Jackson.
The two-hour special features never-before-seen interviews with the late singer conducted by ABC News anchors Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer.
The documentary traces Jackson's rise as the King of Pop, from growing up in Gary, Indiana, and his Jackson 5 days through to his comeback concerts and untimely death.
The clip opens with a montage of Jackson's fast-paced life, with footage of him onstage and being hounded by paparazzi. "The star needs some space, give him a chance to relax," Jackson says. "He has a heart. He is human. Let him have a bed, a pillow. What more can I give?"
Later, he alludes to the increasing pressure he was under. "People expect more and more because once it's done, it is immortal," he says. "You can't go back."
The clip includes his sister Janet Jackson reflecting on the loss of her brother. Others in his circle also discuss the drugs that were administered to the singer leading up to his final days.
Prior to his death, Jackson announced his final tour, but 18 days before the first date, Jackson died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest on June 25, 2009. The coroner ruled that Jackson died of "acute Propofol intoxication." The Last Days of Michael Jackson will air on May 24th.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/n...railer-w520466
The Michael Jackson estate claims this was made without their authorization. It airs tonight at 8pm Est on ABC.
The documentary traces Jackson's rise as the King of Pop, from growing up in Gary, Indiana, and his Jackson 5 days through to his comeback concerts and untimely death.
The clip opens with a montage of Jackson's fast-paced life, with footage of him onstage and being hounded by paparazzi. "The star needs some space, give him a chance to relax," Jackson says. "He has a heart. He is human. Let him have a bed, a pillow. What more can I give?"
Later, he alludes to the increasing pressure he was under. "People expect more and more because once it's done, it is immortal," he says. "You can't go back."
The clip includes his sister Janet Jackson reflecting on the loss of her brother. Others in his circle also discuss the drugs that were administered to the singer leading up to his final days.
Prior to his death, Jackson announced his final tour, but 18 days before the first date, Jackson died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest on June 25, 2009. The coroner ruled that Jackson died of "acute Propofol intoxication." The Last Days of Michael Jackson will air on May 24th.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/n...railer-w520466
The Michael Jackson estate claims this was made without their authorization. It airs tonight at 8pm Est on ABC.
