IMDB.com, the biggest on-line movie database lists Michael Jackson as part of the "cast" for a documentary on James Brown's marriage to Tomi Rae Brown "Life on the Road with Mr. and Mrs. Brown".

The documentary is listed to be released on 2008 and is apparently currently in post-production.

"Plot: A look at James and Tomi Rae Brown's marriage, as well as their respective musical careers. "

[imdb.com (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0483717/)]

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whether the documentary will include new footage or unseen taped footage with Michael is unclear at this point.

Yea its been on their for donks now.

Been in post-production for a while aswell, So should be cropping up soon.

Would be great to see MJ doing an interview were he can speak about someone else, and not himself :)

Cool news! I agree ^

I can't wait to see what appearance he actually has in this. It should be out soon.

Sounds very interesting! I'll be looking forward to it! Thanks for posting!

Thanks for posting :yes: When do you think it will be on TV :unsure::unsure::wild:

Sounds great, not often we see Michael talking about other peoples careers rather than answering questions regarding his own!

Remember the James Brown Tribute at the Grammys last year?

What a disgusting tribute for such an inspirational performer.

Remember the James Brown Tribute at the Grammys last year?

What a disgusting tribute for such an inspirational performer.

Didn't see it, what happened?

Didn't see it, what happened?

It consisted of Christina Agmaleria singing Mans World. That was it (although, they did hang his "cape" on the mike stand at the end of the show, I think)...

...but, you know...although, Christina can sing, she tends to over sing, sometimes you shouldn't. They should have got a few people on, from several walks of life, paying tribute to someone who is truly an icon, not just some kiddie singer who came out of the Mickey Mouse Club. JB's impact was so much more than that. For example, about a week and a half after he died, I went to see Robbie Krieger and Ray Manzarek of The Doors play asome of their songs with Ian Astbury of The Cult on vocal duties...and they dedicated "Touch Me" to JB, even going as far as doing a bit of "Sex Machine" at the beginning.

It consisted of Christina Agmaleria singing Mans World. That was it (although, they did hang his "cape" on the mike stand at the end of the show, I think)...

...but, you know...although, Christina can sing, she tends to over sing, sometimes you shouldn't. They should have got a few people on, from several walks of life, paying tribute to someone who is truly an icon, not just some kiddie singer who came out of the Mickey Mouse Club. JB's impact was so much more than that. For example, about a week and a half after he died, I went to see Robbie Krieger and Ray Manzarek of The Doors play asome of their songs with Ian Astbury of The Cult on vocal duties...and they dedicated "Touch Me" to JB, even going as far as doing a bit of "Sex Machine" at the beginning.

Just saw it on youtube. CHRISTINA, less is more..!:whack:

Yeah that wasn't much of a tribute to JB was it, quite shallow when it could have been something much more. Christina has a great voice but she can over do it a little sometimes and over sing like you said. Some people like that, but for me it can get a little whiny and annoying.

I saw this on IMDB a while back too. I wonder when it will be released and if its a DVD or cinema release. :hmm:

Just saw it on youtube. CHRISTINA, less is more..!:whack:

Yeah that wasn't much of a tribute to JB was it, quite shallow when it could have been something much more. Christina has a great voice but she can over do it a little sometimes and over sing like you said. Some people like that, but for me it can get a little whiny and annoying.


Exactly, exactly...

well, I don't believe it . I'll have to wait and see.

After the Grammy fiasco, I have to take all appearance info carefully.:unsure: