Paris Jackson, the daughter of 13 years of the late singer Michael Jackson will star a fantastic movie that mixed real and animated characters, "LUNDON's Bridge and the Three Keys", which will speak Wednesday at a popular talk show.
Paris will come to the show with his portrayal of LUNDON O'Malley, the heroine of a film based on the book for adolescents of the same title, reported the website of the film itself, whose link appears on the official Twitter of the girl.
The famous journalist Larry King will lend his voice to one of the animated characters of the film, which will be the first of five planned you want to be the next teen saga, said producer Stephen Sobisky the entertainment magazine People.
The eldest daughter of the author of "Thriller" will offer more details this Wednesday, when you go as a popular guest on the talk show comedian and actress Ellen genres.
The book, the first of a series of three and has a picture of Paris on the cover, tells the story of a girl kidnapped by the Ocean Queen Medusa who gets stopped, thanks to the power of his love, war between the land and sea.
According to the website of C-IT Entertainment Group, which has the franchise of books and film, 50% of the proceeds will be donated to schools in the United States.
"Imagine if Harry Potter franchise Shrek or have donated 50% of their profits to the schools ... We will!" Writes the site.
Paris "wants to take his father's legacy and do something good for the world, and our product does that," said Sobisky to People, adding that filming will begin in January.
The daughter of "King of Pop" had already expressed an interest in acting. Last Thursday I wrote on Twitter: "I leave my footprints on the sands of time. When I leave this world go without regret. I will leave something unforgettable."
The public still remembers when, two and half years ago, the cameras filmed his face and his brothers, Prince Michael and Blanket, for the first time at the funeral of his father. The little girl took the microphone and, with words broken by weeping, said, "Daddy has been the best father you can imagine."
Michael Jackson died on June 25, 2009 from an overdose of sedatives. His personal physician, Conrad Murray, was sentenced last month to four years in prison after being found guilty of manslaughter.