Michael Jackson: Remember The Time Trailer

Michael Jackson: Remember The Time Trailer (1992)

02 February 1992 Music 9 mins

Michael Jackson's short film for the song 'Remember the Time.'

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Cast

Michael Jackson

as Michael Jackson

Eddie Murphy

as King (uncredited)

Magic Johnson

as Herald (uncredited)

Aytl Jensen

as Kid (uncredited)

Iman

as Queen (uncredited)

Tommy Lister Jr.

as Sentry (uncredited)

Joe Torry

as Sentry (uncredited)

Kevin Grevioux

as Palace Servant (uncredited)

Crew

Reid Shane

Reid Shane Producer

Betsy Heimann

Betsy Heimann Costume Designer

Mitchell Stone

Mitchell Stone Makeup Department Head

Frank Kostenko Jr.

Frank Kostenko Jr. First Assistant Director

Walter Lab

Walter Lab Charge Scenic Artist

Mark A. Lanza

Mark A. Lanza Sound Designer

Adam Howard

Adam Howard Visual Effects

International Releases Dates

United States 02 February 1992

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