Marlon Jackson Developing Docuseries About Joe Jackson | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More
The eight-episode series will explore Joe Jackson’s ambition, family legacy and disputed parenting as BLK Prime says more production details are coming.
- On Monday, Marlon Jackson and the Jackson brothers announced an eight-episode docuseries titled The Manager, The Mythology, The Legends, slated for BLK PRIME.
- Joe Jackson, whose nine children became superstars during the 1970s, was a controversial figure throughout his life, facing longstanding allegations of physical and emotional abuse from several family members.
- In an interview with Piers Morgan, Joe defended his approach, stating, 'There's no such thing as beating a kid.' He argued strict discipline ensured children would remember lessons.
- Marlon said the series aims to offer a distinctive portrayal of his father; while some family members praised Joe for engineering their careers, Michael Jackson spoke openly about the abuse he experienced.
- No premiere date has been announced, though BLK PRIME says more details will be revealed in the coming months. Marlon and Jackie Jackson continue touring as The Jacksons following Tito's death last year.
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Source: picture alliance / Getty It had to happen. After a Jacksons TV movie, a reality show, a Janet Jackson documentary, and a Michael Jackson biopic, the patriarch who started it all will finally get his story told. On Monday, Marlon Jackson and the Jackson brothers announced an eight-episode docuseries, The Manager, The Mythology, The Legends, slated to head to BLK PRIME at a yet-to-be-determined date. Joe Jackson, whose nine children with h…
Marlon Jackson Developing Docuseries About Joe Jackson | EURweb | Black News, Culture, Entertainment & More
Singer Michael Jackson (C) arrives with parents, Joseph Jackson (L) and Katherine Jackson, at the Santa Maria Superior Court during the second week of the trial March 8, 2005 in Santa Maria, California. (Source: Getty Images) *Joe Jackson’s complicated place in music history will become the focus of a new documentary project led by his son Marlon Jackson. According to Page Six, Marlon has joined BLK Prime to develop “The Manager, The Mythology, …
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