Leaving Nerverland director Dan Reed calls Michael Jackson biopic “hilarious” for leaving out sexual assault allegations.

Dan Reed directed the 2019 documentary 'Leaving Neverland,' which explores two men's allegations that Michael Jackson sexually abused them as children

The director of 'Leaving Neverland' has slammed the new biopic 'Michael.' He believed the people involved were just trying to make money.

As the Michael Jackson movie biopic hits cinemas, the Leaving Neverland director shares why his documentary film about the King of Pop, who he says "was worse than Jeffrey Epstein", was taken down from streaming and when it's coming back.

"Would these people be part of a movie that glorified the films of Harvey Weinstein without ever mentioning that he raped women?" Dan Reed says. "[Or] a great promotional film about the charitable works of Jeffrey Epstein?

It is, to this day, the only film screening I've attended that was inspected by bomb-sniffing dogs. The premiere of “Leaving Neverland,” a documentary exploring Wade Robson and James Safechuck's child sexual-abuse allegations against pop legend Michael Jackson,

As Michael enjoys a busy second weekend at the box office, Spike Lee is singing the biopic’s praises amid controversy. The 3x Oscar winner defended the Antoine Fuqua-helmed film for not including the 1993 child sexual abuse claims against Jackson as “it doesn’t work in the timeline of the film,