The song "Thriller" by Michael Jackson is poised to become in a Hollywood film of the hand of the GK Films production, which is negotiating the acquisition of the rights to develop the project.
The film is associated as director Kenny Ortega, who was a friend of the "king of pop" and director of the posthumous film "This Is It" (2009), and Jeremy Garelick ("The Break-Up", 2006) as a screenwriter.
The production, which is expected to have a budget less than $ 50 million, will explore the history contained in the song "Thriller" memorable music video and about 14 minutes with zombies dancing in the streets.
The album "Thriller" (1982) was reissued in 2008 to commemorate 25 years of its launch and is the best selling album in history, with more than 100 million copies around the world.
The LP also garnered eight Grammy and almost 60 times platinum, which Jackson earned the title "King of Pop." EFE
The production, which is expected to have a budget less than $ 50 million, will explore the history contained in the song "Thriller" memorable music video and about 14 minutes with zombies dancing in the streets.
The album "Thriller" (1982) was reissued in 2008 to commemorate 25 years of its launch and is the best selling album in history, with more than 100 million copies around the world.
The LP also garnered eight Grammy and almost 60 times platinum, which Jackson earned the title "King of Pop." EFE
source; prensalibre.com
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