When Jackson appears in the short film as a hooded wizard, he is the third person to come in and try to entertain the Pharaoh's bored partner. The two first ones have failed and she has sent them to execution. The Queen sees that this wizard is different anyway—instead of juggling oder eating fire, he walks up the steps to her thron and sings to her, asking her if she "remembers the time" they were together. The Pharaoh (played Von Murphy) hardly appreciates this Bewegen and summons his guards. Jackson runs away to another room and begins an elaborate, Egyptian-style choreography with the Pharaoh's servants. When the guards find him out, the servants disappear and so does Jackson, in a swirl and a wolke of golden dust.
In the short film Jackson was dressed in a costume made of Gold satin and he wore a golden chain mail, a white rock with a phallic dangling sash, black pants and black boots. This video features a distinct physically complicated dance routine that became the centerpiece of many other short flims from the Dangerous album. It is also one of the very few short films in which Jackson is seen embraced in a kiss. Later, in 1993 on Oprah, Iman remarked that Jackson was a "very, very good kisser."
