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IT was one of the most shocking documentaries of recent times – now Michael Jackson exposé Leaving Neverland has a sequel.
I can reveal that the follow-up, which comes from the same director Dan Reed, will air on Channel 4 next month and promises to be just as explosive.
The first, made in 2019, revolved around Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who alleged that they were befriended and then abused by the singer, who died aged 50 in 2009.
The sequel will follow their journey since then as they try to take their cases through the US courts.
A TV insider said: “The term ‘bombshell’ is one which is too often bandied around to describe documentaries, particularly when they involve the rich and famous.
“But Finding Neverland was an exposé which was truly deserving of the term, and the follow-up very much continues in the same shocking vein.”
The original documentary will be repeated on Channel 4 shortly before the second instalment airs on March 18.
The first outing divided opinions, particularly among Jacko’s international army of fans, who claim the allegations were fabricated.
They even protested outside the head offices of Channel 4, where editors originally conceived of the project.
Several documentaries were made rebutting the claims and the Jackson estate sued HBO for distributing the film.
However, it was lauded within the industry and won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special.
I’m sure the follow-up will prove just as controversial.
ACTOR Malachi Kirby shows just how far the creators of A Thousand Blows have gone to replicate the boxing underworld of Victorian London.
He plays real-life fighter Hezekiah Moscow, who came to the UK from Jamaica in the 1870s and became celebrated in the ring.
One of the few images of him from the time was recreated by Malachi ahead of the release of the six-part Disney+ drama tomorrow.
It’s another story from the working class world of the past brought vividly to life by Steven Knight, who gave us BBC One gangster thriller Peaky Blinders.
Appearing alongside Malachi is an all-star cast including Erin Doherty, Stephen Graham and Daniel Mays.
And the good news is that before the first series has even dropped, the sequel has already been made and is ready to go.
TV’s crime drama Professor T has been given a fifth series.
Ben Miller will return as Cambridge’s Professor Jasper Tempest, along with Frances De La Tour and Zoe Wanamaker.
Ben said: “Here’s to another season of baffling crime, dreaming spires and ironing that tweed.”
ITV has scored hits with All Stars versions of I’m A Celebrity and Love Island – and the channel is now planning the same for another of its reality show successes.
The Real Housewives Of Cheshire, which airs on ITVBe and ITVX, will see the return of wives from past series as part of the show’s ten-year anniversary next month.
The 18th run will see the explosive return of fan favourites, including Lauren Simon, Ell Egar, Lystra Adams, Paige Chohan, Rachel Lugo, Seema Malhotra and Sheena Lynch, as the girls head to a five-star retreat in Thailand’s Koh Samui.
Across the 12 episodes, drama will break out as Rachel prepares for her 50th birthday,
Ell reveals her engagement and baby news, and newly single Lystra starts a new business.
The series returns at 9pm on March 3.
SHE soared to fame as Bridgerton’s Prudence Featherington, but Bessie Carter hasn’t forgotten where it all began.
The actress, who is the daughter of Imelda Staunton and Jim Carter, is to star opposite her mother in West End play Mrs Warren’s Profession – but Bessie’s not nervous.
She appeared with both parents in BBC period drama series Return To Cranford, for an early on-screen job.
Bessie joked: “We’re an acting troupe, my mum, dad and I.
“We were all in the same show when I was 12, though not the same scenes.
“I just had a few days’ filming playing Tom Hiddleston’s maid.
“For this we don’t have to act like mother and daughter because we are just that, and that means I can relax a bit.”
PARALYMPIC starEllie Simmonds has joined Clare Balding in Channel 4’s presenting line-up for Crufts 2025, which also features ex-pro rugby player Ed Jackson.
Live coverage of the dog show, which celebrates its 75th year on telly, starts on March 6 at Birmingham’s NEC.
MARTIN COMPSTON had the pleasure of coming home to Scotland to film his new show – but life is far less sweet for his character in drama Fear.
The Line Of Duty star plays a bloke who moves into a grand house in Glasgow with his wife and child only to be accused by a neighbour of being an abuser.
But playing the difficult role in the three-part Prime Video series – which drops on March 4 – was a juicy prospect for the actor.
Martin said: “I think in this day and age, any accusation seems to stick before anybody’s got any sort of evidence.
“So it’s horrible and that’s probably the worst thing you can be accused of.
“But I think that’s what the drama does really well.
“It can ask questions of audiences of how far would you go to defend your name, to protect your children and, you know, where is the line?
“Without giving anything away, that’s where the thriller goes.”
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