The Jacksons: An American Dream: With Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Angela Bassett, Holly Robinson Peete, Margaret Avery. The story of the Jackson family and their rise to success.

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Created the Jackson 5 and by extension of that Michael Jackson. "The Jacksons: An American Dream" is about Joe Jackson's dream. When he met Katherine in 1945 he expressed to her that he had a dream of being big in boxing and/or music and move to California.

Biography of Joseph and Katherine Jackson raising their nine (9) children in Gary Indiana. Father Joe Jackson was relentless in his pursuit of five (5) of his sons pursuing excellence as a song and dance group naming them The Jackson 5.

Part I: Directed by Karen Arthur. With Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Angela Bassett, Holly Robinson Peete, Margaret Avery. Biography of Joseph and Katherine Jackson raising their nine (9) children in Gary Indiana. Father Joe Jackson was relentless in his pursuit of five (5) of his sons pursuing excellence as a song and dance group naming them The ...

Joseph Jackson : This is between me and the boys. Katherine Jackson : The boys are young men now. They have traveled all over the world.

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When arriving at the hotel they switch back to it being Jermaine Jackson II, playing early/mid teen "Jermaine." Late teen/adult "Jermaine" wasn't supposed to be introduced until the "Who's Lovin' You" performance.

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The Jacksons: An American Dream (TV Mini Series 1992) - * Michael Jackson: We're embarking on this tour for many reasons, but mainly because of our mother. Our father, too, for the dream that they had... an American dream... that started a long, long time ago, when our ancestors came here... slaves... oppressed people... beaten down, beaten up...