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Michael Jackson: The Magic Returns (1987) | Slate

Michael Jackson: The Magic Returns

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Michael Jackson: The Magic Returns

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Michael Jackson: The Magic Returns

A CBS television special built around the world premiere of Michael Jackson’s short film for “Bad."

Released: 1987
Runtime: 30m
Genres: Documentary, TV Movie
Country: United States of America
Language: English

Direction and writing

Larry StesselWriter

Steve PondWriter

Don WilsonDirector

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Cast

Michael JacksonSelf
Diane PershingSelf - Narrator (voice)

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