Brittany Luce
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7,920 appearances
259 recordings
13 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 7 Jul
Brittany Luce’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But Men in the Mirror cannot moonwalk to the occasion.
The actor looks increasingly ashier and ashier throughout the film until finally it appears as though he's immersed himself in this giant vat of finely ground white flour.
Or let me give you a cinematic reference here.
You might remember that part of E.T., the extraterrestrial, when E.T.
is dying really quickly and he's turning this ghastly shade of white.
That's basically Flex Alexander in this movie.
It's much closer to Tommy Wiseau's The Room than it is to the Jacksons in American Dream.
But here's my hot take.
Man in the Mirror is uniquely fascinating in large part because of its artistic limitations.
They allow room for a less sanitized, if extremely muddled, perspective than any estate-approved biopic would ever allow.
Men in the Mirror is deliberately vague about where it stands on Michael's guilt or his innocence.
It zooms in on Manny, played by Brendan Prost.
He's a character based on the son of Evan Chandler, who filed a lawsuit against Jackson on allegations of abuse in 1993.
Manny's dad's portrayed the way Jackson's legal team portrayed Chandler in real life, as this craven opportunist who was upset with the superstar for not having read his unproduced screenplay.
But in another scene, Manny's interviewed by the police about his relationship with Michael.
And then Manny's demeanor begins to noticeably shift as the questioning gets more specific.
We never get any more details than this, but the scene clearly shows Manny's been traumatized by his interactions with Michael, which is a shocking and kind of bold suggestion to even make.
It at least tries to acknowledge that shadowy gray area regarding Michael's innocence, both literally and figuratively.
It suggests two things can be true.
The parents who allowed their kids to befriend Jackson, a grown man, were seduced by the proximity to fame and wealth.
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