Do you know that the film about the finale of the life of the great pop king Michael Jackson was recently filmed? It was called "Michael Jackson: In Search of Netland." His literary basis was a biographical book written by a pair of singer guards - Bill Whitfield and Jevon Byrd. It is called Remember The Time: Protecting Michael Jackson In His Final Days and became a real bestseller in the West in 2014.
In the film there is talk about little-known facts from the life of the artist. For example, bodyguards said that the singer did not want reporters to see the faces of his three children. To protect the guys from the intrusive paparazzi, he came up with a game with masks and called it simply - "Dress Up."
Another unpleasant incident was associated with the photo. One of the journalists still managed to photograph Blanquet, the youngest son of the pop king. For this guard broke his camera, though, Jackson paid a serious compensation for it - as much as $ 75,000!
Those still quirks
This is not all the interesting episodes that got into the book, and then on the screen. For an unknown reason, the singer did not celebrate Christmas, but always arranged an amazing holiday for his kids.
Fans of the pop king were very surprised when they found out that he always carried his own seasonings for popcorn - oil and sauces.
Wherever Michael Jackson rode, he always brought with him several important things for him - a case with $ 200,000 (for a rainy day), a passport and an Oscar statuette! He bought it in his time at auction, the award belonged to David Selznik, author of "Gone with the Wind."
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You will not believe, but in his last years Mr. Jackson has become very in need of money. In any case, he could not afford to keep the staff of the bodyguards. But his guards are so attached to his boss that the last months worked without a salary. It is obvious that the book written after Jackson's death could pay back their "sacrifice" a hundredfold.