J.J. Abrams Will Develop a TV Series Based on Michael Jackson's Last Days
“‘Before You Judge Me’ gives fans a front-row seat to Michael Jackson’s relentless campaign to recharge his career.”
Producer juggernaut J.J. Abrams and Tavis Smiley are joining forces for a TV series based on Michael Jackson‘s last days. Set to be developed under Abrams’ Bad Robot Productions, the series will be an adaptation of Smiley and David Ritz’ book Before You Judge Me: The Triumph and Tragedy of Michael Jackson’s Last Days for Warner Bros. Television. The book delves into the sixteen weeks leading up to Jackson’s tragic death, focusing on his struggle to find solace and privacy amidst his astounding worldwide fame. There have been whispers of the book being adapted for television circulating since last October, when Smiley and Warner Bros. Television inked a lucrative development deal, but Abrams has only just joined the project this week. See Tavis’ tweet about Before You Judge Me: The Triumph and Tragedy of Michael Jackson’s Last Days below.
#BEFOREYOUJUDGEME gives fans a front-row seat to #MichaelJackson’s relentless campaign to recharge his career. pic.twitter.com/tWVJCP8QMK
— Tavis Smiley (@tavissmiley) June 19, 2016
