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Whether it was showing the singer as a young boy performing with his brothers in colorful ’70s attire on American Bandstand and The Ed Sullivan Show or including moments of Jackson maneuvering through crowds of passionate fans wearing an array of military-inspired jackets or plaid shirts, Rodgers did not miss key details in making you feel like you were watching Jackson himself.
One might think that when working on a film of this caliber, one could rely on dipping into the singer’s…
