Paris Jackson, the only daughter of the Pop Sultan, will be a guest on Ellen’s television show this week. The program will air on Thursday, December 8. She is expected to talk on the show about her life and her book after the death of her father, as well as the film she is starring in. Paris has previously spoken about her interest in acting.
The name of the film is “Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys,” and its theme is saving the Earth—an important message Michael always talked about.
Go to the website to watch its promotional teaser, or download it from here: Download.
In this film, Paris plays the role of Lundon O’Malley. The story of the film is a battle between land and sea. The ancient magic of the sea turns a dolphin into a human, and an evil force turns a teenage boy into a dragonfly; a good and lovable starfish becomes a wicked witch, and a war unfolds on land and deep in the sea.
The film is being sold to raise funds for schools. In the promotional video, it says: “Imagine if 50% of the sales revenue of the Harry Potter book and film were given to schools...”
Source: eMJey.com / ellen.warnerbros.com
Paris Jackson, the only daughter of the Pop Sultan, will be a guest on Ellen’s television show this week. The program will air on Thursday, December 8. She is expected to talk on the show about her life and her book after the death of her father, as well as the film she is starring in. Paris has previously spoken about her interest in acting.
The name of the film is “Lundon’s Bridge and the Three Keys,” and its theme is saving the Earth—an important message Michael always talked about.
Go to the website to watch its promotional teaser, or download it from here: Download.
In this film, Paris plays the role of Lundon O’Malley. The story of the film is a battle between land and sea. The ancient magic of the sea turns a dolphin into a human, and an evil force turns a teenage boy into a dragonfly; a good and lovable starfish becomes a wicked witch, and a war unfolds on land and deep in the sea.
The film is being sold to raise funds for schools. In the promotional video, it says: “Imagine if 50% of the sales revenue of the Harry Potter book and film were given to schools...”
Source: eMJey.com / ellen.warnerbros.com