The last years of a musical icon...
“Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland” focuses on the last few years in the life of the pop singer. Though his eccentricities are portrayed, the film is essentially a sympathetic portrait of the superstar. The focus is on Bill Whitfield (Chad L. Coleman, “The Wire”), who, along with Javon Beard (Sam Adegoke), becomes Jackson’s bodyguard, companion, protector and all-purpose assistant. Bill narrates, framing and tying together the episodes depicted.<br /><br />Jackson is portrayed by Navi, whose website refers to him as the Number 1 Michael Jackson tribute artist who has worked as a Jackson impersonator for 20 years. He was born in Trinidad and raised in the United Kingdom. The resemblance is quite amazing, and Navi has mastered the singer’s mannerisms and gestures as well. But he hasn’t appeared in a dramatic project before this. He lost 20 pounds and underwent rigorous voice and acting training. Navi eerily captures the essence of the singer’s persona — his child-like innocence, shyness, vulnerability, and loneliness.<br /><br />The Lifetime original movie is based on Remember the Time: Protecting Michael Jackson in His Final Days by Whitfield and Beard. The movie portrays Jackson as a devoted father who lives as a virtual hermit, wary of paparazzi and the unfair way he’s been treated by the press and the public after his child molestation trial. Despite his health, he’s shown to have problems paying his bills, yet at one point has a briefcase with him containing $200,000 in cash and passports. Because the bodyguards are forbidden to reveal who they work for and are essentially at the beck and whim of Jackson, their private lives are impacted when they miss holidays with their families.<br /><br />Celebrity biopics are fascinating because they take us into the private world of the famous. Fans of Michael Jackson will undoubtedly savor this movie for its respectful portrayal of the singer struggling through tough times. This humanization brings him into the same sphere as average folks. His talent, fame and money aren’t always enough to exorcise the bad times.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen DVD release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Searching for Neverland will reveal firsthand the devotion Michael Jackson had to his children, and the hidden drama that took place during the last two years of his life..