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Dan Reed, director of Neverland would definitely be interested in a "follow-up documentary".
The British director's tale, in two parts and four hours, emphasizing the badertions of Wade Robson and James Safechuck that the pop singer Michael Jackson badaulted them for a year caused a sensation in the world
Some radio stations, including those in New Zealand, vowed to stop playing music, while the makers of ] The Simpsons released a 1991 episode of Jackson's United States. The second part of the documentary is scheduled to air on TVNZ on Monday night.
Speaking of Stuff before of Neverland & # 39; making his debut in New Zealand, Reed stated that he felt he had become close enough to history to consider another round of questions.
"I have a lot of sympathy for talking to Wade and, without being a victim myself, I feel that I would understand and be a good listener if Jordy Chandler was [the boy at the centre of the 1993 court action against Jackson] or Gavin Arvizo [whose allegations sparked the 2005 trial] are
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19659008] Neverland director, Dan Reed, would like to make a complementary documentary focusing on the Michael Jackson trial in 2005.
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Screening on TVNZ1 on March 10 and 11, Leaving Neverland claims to unveil the darkest secret of the legendary singer .
"I would love to talk to his family," Reed said about Arvizo. "The story of this lawsuit is extraordinary, and it is very surprising, given the evidence, that Jackson escaped."
(After seven days of deliberation, on June 25, a jury declared the singer not guilty.
"What he did was what his legal team said was the victim and that's what they [leJacksonEstatequiatentadayinJusticeJusticeHBOabout Quit Neverland ] do it now. "Oh, poor Michael, he's not here to defend himself.After that, these guys go out and all that 39 they want, it's money and it's a horrible misunderstanding of Michael's innocent relationship with children. "
" You know it's not True and this kind of wrong direction – "look away" – has always been the tactics of the Jackson organization.It's time that they be called for this. "
Taylor Jewell [196] 59012] Dan Reed says it was something Wade Robson said that it was a revelation moment for him while making Leaving Neverland.
To the question of whether there had been a moment during the lengthy interviews that he had conducted in Neverland which led him to believe the stories of the accusers, Reed points the finger Admission of Robson.
"It must have been when he explained that he had fallen in love with Jackson as a child.I understand that this" love story "- or pedophile, criminal relationship – has been experienced by Wade in much the same way that an adult would have a romantic relationship.
"It was a shocking admission – I had never heard of it. I did not know enough about the psychology of pedophile relationships to prepare for that. does it work? "
" But Wade was very open and very forthright about it – and it really jerked me in. Admitting that, they were just trying to concoct a story to get the picture. Money from Michael Jackson's Estate? "
The second part of Leaving Neverland will be screened at 8:30 pm on TVNZ1 on Monday night.The first part is available in streaming on TVNZ OnDemand. [19659025]
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