I remember that one of Michael Jackson’s MVs was filmed with American Black Pearl. The entire scene was in black and white (I vaguely remember...) and there seemed to be some cool stuff.

Yes: The MV for the song "In the Closet" is from the album "Dangerous" (1991).

Director: Herb Ritts & Michael Jackson

Filming location and time: 1992 Desert outside Las Vegas, Nevada

Duration: 6'15

Premiere date: 1992

Main actors: Michael Jackson, supermodel Naomi Cambell

Brief review: "In the Closet", by " Directed by fashion photographer Herb Ritts (who died in 2002) known as "Bad Man". The music video was shot in sepia-tinged black-and-white, reminiscent of the rotary photocopying process still used in the newspaper industry as late as the 1960s. With a shiny ponytail, tight black jeans and a white V-neck T-shirt, MJ looked quite elegant and Spanish. The music video is set in a hacienda, with Iberian dancers fluttering their long white dresses. The song's rhythm is filled with intoxicating clips of crashes, slams, clicks and glass-shattering sounds. The last minute is entirely a shot of MJ dancing in a doorway or against a white plaster wall. This is another application of MJ's basic dance concept - endless changes resulting from endless repetition. The music video ends with Michael slamming the door shut. Partnering with MJ was the black supermodel Naomi Campbell.

This is an exciting MV and one of MJ's pinnacle works. In the MV, MJ's movements are healthy and sunny, gentle and sexy. You will feel MJ's sexy style, which is absolutely unique. It's a classic.