What do the Jacksons think about leaving Neverland?

Michael Jackson’s Family Responds to Leaving Neverland in a New Documentary. “Not in a million years did I ever see a child around Michael Jackson that looked like they had been distressed, hurt, abused,” Sundberg says in the film, in an interview with producer Liam McEwan.

What was Neverland Michael Jackson?

He named it Neverland Ranch, after the mythical island home of Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up. Under Mr. Jackson’s direction, the property was transformed at a cost of $35 million into an entertainment complex, complete with a zoo, a train, an amusement park that included a Ferris wheel, and a 50-seat theater.

Why did Michael Jackson build Neverland?

What Was It? Neverland Ranch was Michael Jackson’s home, but it was much more than that. The musician created the ranch to be a private theme park, where he would entertain children. The rest of the ranch was designed for family life, similar to any kid-friendly amusement park.

Is Michael Jackson’s estate suing over ‘Leaving Neverland’?

The Michael Jackson Estate has already filed a $100 million lawsuit over Leaving Neverland. They had a lot to say about the documentary, even slammed Robson’s previous attempts to sue the estate by saying: The judge found that no rational fact-finder could possibly believe Robson’s sworn statement.

Who are Wade Robson and James Safechuck in the Leaving Neverland documentary?

So when I heard about the new two-night HBO documentary Leaving Neverland —and the fact that Oprah was going to be interviewing Wade Robson and James Safechuck, the two men in the film who accuse Jackson of sexually abusing them as children — I had a similar reaction to the rest of the world: Disbelief.

What is Leaving Neverland about?

Leaving Neverland is about the children—and adults—who are silenced by people like me who are quick to defend accusers simply because of their status—or the people who choose to live in silence because they are afraid of exactly that happening.

Are the Robsons really trying to get money from Michael Jackson?

Though their lawsuits seek millions of dollars from the Michael Jackson Estate, and Robson was revealed to have sold Jackson memorabilia a few years back. [EDIT: To coincide with the release of Leaving Neverland, the Robsons have a child abuse charity, a very commendable thing if they are genuinely working to help child abuser survivors.