By Andrew Kariuki

A sequel to the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic Michael could soon move into production, with studio executives signaling plans to continue the story following the film’s suspenseful ending.

According to Adam Fogelson, head of Lionsgate, discussions are underway for a follow-up installment, with filming potentially set to begin “this year or next.” The remarks come amid growing speculation among audiences eager to see the continuation of the King of Pop’s story on the big screen.

The first film, Michael, left many viewers with unanswered questions, ending on a dramatic note that hinted at further exploration of Michael Jackson’s life, career, and controversies. Its open-ended conclusion has fueled anticipation for a second installment.

While official details about the sequel’s storyline and cast remain limited, industry observers expect the next chapter to delve deeper into the later stages of Jackson’s life, including his global influence, personal struggles, and enduring legacy.

If confirmed, the sequel would position Michael as a multi-part cinematic project, reflecting both the complexity of Jackson’s life and the continued global interest in his story.