Michael Jackson’s Daughter Lands First Movie Role

Michael Jackson's legacy is continuing to live on through his children, as his daughter, Paris, is following in her late father's footsteps by taking on a role in an upcoming movie.

The 13-year-old daughter of the King of Pop will star as a young girl who survives being brainwashed by a jellyfish queen in the ocean in the forthcoming 'Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys.' The film is the first in a series of five Lundon O'Mally movies to which Jackson has committed to, according to PEOPLE.

"She wants to be an actress," says the movie's producer, Stephen Sobisky. "She wants to take on her dad's legacy and do something good for the world, and our product does that."

Sobisky adds that Jackson's father raised her right, as she is asking the profits made from the movie and book versions of the story to be donated to schools.

"She is a sweet, smart girl," says Sobisky. "Our goal is to make sure she has a fun time doing something that keeps her busy. We're a family-driven group. For me, Paris is going to be like one of my children, and I'm going to protect just like I do my other three kids. We want her to enjoy this experience."

The release date for the movie is not yet known. Jackson will begin filming her parts in January, although the filming locations and other details are being kept under wraps.