2010 · Released · 70 min
The last months of the singer's life, examines the circumstances that led to his untimely passing, and explores the controversy and unanswered questions about a death that many say could have been prevented.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Susan Etok
Self
Uri Geller
Self (archive footage)
Janet Jackson
Self (archive footage)
Jermaine Jackson
Self (archive footage)
Katherine Jackson
Self (archive footage)
Michael Jackson
Self (archive footage)
Paris Jackson
Self (archive footage)
Mark Lester
Self (archive footage)
Tito Jackson
Self (archive footage)
Al Sharpton
Self (archive footage)
Diana Ross
Self (archive footage)
Elizabeth Taylor
Self (archive footage)
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