Netflix denies that its Michael Jackson documentary was nearly removed from its release schedule days before publication. The report, attributed to sources, says Netflix executives raised concerns about a possible lawsuit and discussed whether the programme should be pulled ahead of release. Netflix disputes that account, stating that the documentary is not subject to a last-minute pull and that there was no near withdrawal. The conflict centres on whether legal risks prompted internal discussions close to the release date. The reporting indicates that executives’ concerns were linked to uncertainty about potential legal action, but it does not provide details about the specific claims or the identities of any parties involved. Netflix’s denial directly contradicts the version of events described by sources, maintaining that the documentary’s release proceeds as planned and was not effectively stopped or delayed due to legal threats.