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Yes, it seems that he did want to play Edward, he was a fan of Tim Burton's work, his black bad outfit is very similar to what Edward wore in the film and he ended up buying the scissor hand prop when the movie finished.
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Who wanted Michael Jackson to be famous?
His father Joseph Jackson.
Why did Pepsi pay Michael Jackson to do a commercial?
Michael Jackson was very popular at the time and Pepsi wanted great endorsement.
Would Michael Jackson's father hit him?
Yes, Michael admitted that his father whipped him with a belt when he didn't feel like recording, as a young child.
Is Michael Jackson a sonic fan?
No he wanted to be peaceful.
Why was Michael Jackson angry with Uri Geller?
Because he was the one who convinced Michael to do Living with Michael Jackson, as Uri knew Martin Bashir, Michael originally wanted to do his interview with Louis Theroux.
Who wanted to be Michael Jackson when they were six?
his father Joseph Jackson
Who wanted Michael Jackson to be famous?
His father Joseph Jackson.
What did Michael Jackson want to be?
Michael Jackson has wanted to be a singer since he was 6 years old
What did Michael Jackson wanted to call his daughter?
Michael wanted to name his daughter princess but Debbie thought it was a stupid name
What were the reasons Michael Jackson wanted to succeed in life?
He wanted to be loved
Why were Michael Jackson's kids covered?
he wanted them to be protected
Why did Pepsi pay Michael Jackson to do a commercial?
Michael Jackson was very popular at the time and Pepsi wanted great endorsement.
Would Michael Jackson's father hit him?
Yes, Michael admitted that his father whipped him with a belt when he didn't feel like recording, as a young child.
Did Michael Jackson choreogragh himself?
sometimes when he wanted an opinion.
Does Michael Jackson want be a girl?
No he never wanted to be a girl.
What did Michael Jackson do when he wanted to be a female?
He didn't want to be female.
Is Michael Jackson a sonic fan?
No he wanted to be peaceful.
