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The Pepsi commercial incident, in which Michael Jackson was burned, features prominently in the new movie, Michael. Michael Jackson was severely burned during a 1984 Pepsi commercial filming accident.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The new biopic, Michael, contains a shocking scene in which pop icon Michael Jackson is badly burned while filming a Pepsi ...

The incident is depicted in the new biopic, 'Michael' AP Photo/Richard Drew; youtube Michael Jackson's hair caught on fire during the filming of a Pepsi commercial in January 1984 The accident was ...

But “Michael” (in theaters April 24) also revisits one of the most traumatizing chapters of the King of Pop’s life. On Jan. 27, 1984, the then-25-year-old superstar filmed a Pepsi commercial at Los ...

The news comes as no surprise to those in the know. Five industry experts we interviewed ahead of Watches and Wonders predicted the Crown would nix the Pepsi. Speculation of a discontinuation has been ...

Michael Jackson's downfall can be directly traced to the 1984 Pepsi commercial that set his hair ablaze ... and we connect the dots in our new documentary -- "TMZ Presents: Michael Jackson: 30 Fatal ...

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