Michael, Antoine Fuqua’s authorised biopic of Michael Jackson’s life until 1988, before allegations of child sexual assault began to emerge against the singer, has performed marginally less impressively in the UK than the US. In the US, Michael outperformed the opening for Bohemian Rhapsody – the highest grossing music biopic of all time, with which Michael shares a producer in Graham King – by 90%, taking $97m (£72m) to its $51m (£38m). In the UK, however, Michael took £11.6m to Bohemian Rhapsody’s £6.4m – a ratio of 81%. It nonetheless represents a resounding success for the project and studio Universal, and accounted for 68% of all takings in the UK and Ireland over the three days from Friday to Sunday. Other well-performing music biopics in the UK include Rocketman (£4m), Elvis (£4m) and A Complete Unknown (£2.6m).…