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Jackson's daughter talks about her father in her first interview TV
posted on: Dec 16 2011 8:26 by RDugey. Viewed 33 times.
Michael Jackson told his daughter Paris: "If I die tomorrow, always remember what I told you", recounted the 13 year-old girl on Wednesday to evoke the way in which the pop star encouraged her talent for acting.
In the first personal interview that gives to the media, Paris Jackson, who is working on his feature film debut, said he wanted to act from very small and revealed that at the beginning I thought that it was "stupid" her father forced her covered with masks in public.
"My dad was in the film 'Moonwalker' (1988) and I knew that he sang very well, but did not know that he could act, and saw him and I said to myself: wow, I want to be like him", had Paris Jackson in the agenda of comedian Ellen DeGeneres, in excerpts released before the program went on the air.
"We did improvisations, he presented us some situations and I said: 'In this scene you will cry', and I cried on the spot", narrated u000athe daughter of the King of pop died on June 25, 2009 in Los Angeles.
The host of the show asked if he could indeed cry instantly and the young woman replied: "Yes [...]" "Could pretend it many times".
Dressed in black and wearing a hat of the same color which evoke the style of his father, recalled that she and her brothers Prince Michael (14 years) and Blanket (9) should wear masks when they were smaller, to protect his identity. "I said ' this is stupid, why I have to use a mask?'," he said, but added: "When I grew up I realized that he only wanted to protect us".
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Jackson's daughter talks about her father in her first interview TV
posted on: Dec 16 2011 8:26 by RDugey. Viewed 33 times.
Michael Jackson told his daughter Paris: "If I die tomorrow, always remember what I told you", recounted the 13 year-old girl on Wednesday to evoke the way in which the pop star encouraged her talent for acting.
In the first personal interview that gives to the media, Paris Jackson, who is working on his feature film debut, said he wanted to act from very small and revealed that at the beginning I thought that it was "stupid" her father forced her covered with masks in public.
"My dad was in the film 'Moonwalker' (1988) and I knew that he sang very well, but did not know that he could act, and saw him and I said to myself: wow, I want to be like him", had Paris Jackson in the agenda of comedian Ellen DeGeneres, in excerpts released before the program went on the air.
"We did improvisations, he presented us some situations and I said: 'In this scene you will cry', and I cried on the spot", narrated u000athe daughter of the King of pop died on June 25, 2009 in Los Angeles.
The host of the show asked if indeed he couldn't cry at the moment and the young woman replied: "Yes [...]" "Could pretend it many times".
Dressed in black and wearing a hat of the same color which evoke the style of his father, recalled that she and her brothers Prince Michael (14 years) and Blanket (9) should wear masks when they were smaller, to protect his identity. "I said ' this is stupid, why I have to use a mask?'," he said, but added: "When I grew up I realized that he only wanted to protect us".
