Fashion was always integral to Michael Jackson's identity. This segment features costume designer Zaldy Goco, who reveals the uncompleted, high-tech wardrobe planned for the O2 residency.
When Michael Jackson passed away in June 2009, he left behind a grieving global fanbase and a massive void in the entertainment industry. He also left behind hundreds of hours of high-definition footage documenting the preparation for his highly anticipated 50-show residency at London’s O2 Arena. Released later that year, the documentary film Michael Jackson's This Is It offered a raw, spellbinding look at a perfectionist at work. michael jacksons this is it 2009 extras 1
The of the audio set contains additional "extras" such as unreleased demos for "She's Out of My Life," "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," and "Beat It," as well as the spoken word poem " Planet Earth ". AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Fashion was always integral to Michael Jackson's identity
For those who want to see the "how" behind the "wow," these behind-the-scenes extras are essential viewing, celebrating the artistry of Michael Jackson and the team that supported him in his final, brilliant act. He also left behind hundreds of hours of
In Extras 1, he is a working artist. He is tired. He is brilliant. He is demanding. He is kind.
The production partnered with Swarovski to embellish the costumes with over 300,000 crystals in 40 different shapes and 1.6 million beads.
This segment features rare interview footage with director Kenny Ortega, production designer Michael Cotton, and associate producer Travis Payne. It chronicles the early spring of 2009, when Jackson first mapped out the concepts for the show. Viewers get to see early conceptual sketches and 3D digital renderings of the stage, which was designed to be one of the largest and most technologically advanced LED setups ever constructed for a live performance. Staging the Return: The Choreography