Kieran Cuddihy

It is...

I can't believe it, over three decades, isn't it, since sexual assault allegations were first made against Michael Jackson.

And at the moment, Michael, the biopic that tells the story of his rise to fame, is doing absolute mega numbers at the box office.

Here in Ireland, well over two and a half million, which is a lot of money for a movie to make in Ireland over a few days.

And all around the world, it is absolutely crazy.

raking it in.

So much so that Michael Jackson's songs find themselves back in the charts.

Three of his albums are amongst the top 10 albums in this country at the moment.

And three of his singles are amongst the top 30 singles in this country at the moment.

And like the box office numbers, that's replicated all over the world.

Dan Reed is on the line.

Dan...

Directed and produced Leaving Neverland, the 2019 documentary television film.

Dan, have you seen Michael?

Well, what did you think?

So for people who haven't seen it, and lots have, obviously, I mean, despite it not being a hit with the critics, it seems to be a hit with a lot of the public.

Does it hint at any of the allegations that were made or how does it deal with them?

What did you make of that decision to stop the film there?

There'll be people who will go along to the movie and enjoy the music who will agree with everything in your documentary.

And they separate the dancer from the dance to a degree.