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Michael Jackson: The Magic Continues on Tour (1988)

"Michael Jackson: The Magic Continues on Tour" is an 1988 documentary produced during the Bad World Tour. Mixing concert highlights, travel footage, and interview segments, it provided an in-depth look at the scale and atmosphere of Jackson’s first solo world tour. "The Magic Continues on Tour" served as the source production later re-edited into multiple specials, including "MTV Special Weekend, Michael Jackson: Bad Tour Special", "NBC Friday Night Videos Special, Michael Jackson: Around the World", and "BBC Behind the Beat, Michael Jackson: The Magic Continues on Tour".
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"Michael Jackson: The Magic Continues on Tour" is an 1988 documentary produced during the Bad World Tour. Mixing concert highlights, travel footage, and interview segments, it provided an in-depth look at the scale and atmosphere of Jackson’s first solo world tour. "The Magic Continues on Tour" served as the source production later re-edited into multiple specials, including "MTV Special Weekend, Michael Jackson: Bad Tour Special", "NBC Friday Night Videos Special, Michael Jackson: Around the World", and "BBC Behind the Beat, Michael Jackson: The Magic Continues on Tour".

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Patrick T. Kelly
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In Theaters:7/15/1988
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Optimum Productions

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