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J. Kim Murphy Michael B. Jordan and director Ryan Coogler are reuniting once again, with both attached to an original genre film still shrouded in secrecy.

Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors made sure to show some love to Angela Bassett at the 95th Oscars on Sunday.Bassett was an odds-on favorite to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in.

Angelique Jackson “Hey Auntie. We love you.” Five simple words from presenters Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors, directed at Angela Bassett, who was nominated for the best supporting actress Oscar during Sunday night’s ceremony. As Jordan and Majors took the stage to present the award for best cinematography — two categories after the supporting actress prize went to “Everything Everywhere All At Once” star Jamie Lee Curtis — the two men took a moment to speak to Bassett seated before them. “Hey Auntie,” Jordan began, echoing his dialogue from 2018’s “Black Panther,” as his character Erik Killmonger slyly introduced himself to Bassett’s Queen Ramonda.

Hardworking man. Michael B. Jordan’s net worth is extraordinary from all the starring roles he had in the past decade. The Creed actor (and now director) earned an impressive amount of money for his roles in two prominent film series: Black Panther and Creed.

Black Panther's Erik Killmonger (who he doesn't view as a villain). Jordan has also held the inescapable Sexiest Man Alive title and is the star of acclaimed films like Creed and Fruitvale Station. So it’s more than fair to say the actor has reached A-list and, with that, often comes the infamous wax figure.

Thor: Ragnarok.” He has the complex motivations of Erik Killmonger of “Black Panther,” but with the mesmeric physical transformation we’ve come to expect from Bale.The Brit is a glutton for punishment.Running time: 125 minutes. Rated PG-13 (intense sequences of sci-fi violence and action, language, some suggestive material and partial nudity.) In theaters July 8.Able to shed and gain weight with the seeming ease of Alexa delivering the weather report, he’s Hollywood’s most addictive freak. In his latest role, the actor is stick-thin (no Batman biceps here) and looks like he might have fleas.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, according to reports.The actor, who plays M’Baku in 2018’s Black Panther, is believed to have a more prominent role in the sequel.According to The Hollywood Reporter, Duke negotiated a “hefty raise” for his return in the sequel after having an “expanded role” in the Black Panther mythos. It’s unclear in what capacity the role will be expanded.In the original Black Panther, M’Baku leads the Jabari Tribe and challenges T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) to a fight for control of Wakanda.

In Marvel Studios’ first animated series, “What If…?,” Tony Stark’s critical opening origin moment from “Iron Man” in war-torn Afghanistan is retold. However, instead of being captured and critically wounded when shrapnel embeds into his heart from an explosive device of his own Stark Industries making—a brush with death that leads him to an epiphany about his life as an arms-dealing war profiteer— he is saved and rescued by the militant soldier Erik Killmonger (Michael B.

Hollywood star Michael B. Jordan has garnered a major fanbase all across the globe with his screen presence in films like "Fruitvale Station'', "Creed'' and as the comicbook supervillain Erik Killmonger in "Black Panther''.

Michael B. Jordan wouldn't say no to a return to the MCU. The actor says that although Erik Killmonger died in 2018's , there's always a chance his character could make a comeback.

Black Panther franchise for its upcoming sequel.Jordan’s character, the villainous Erik Killmonger, died at the end of the first film, but as with many comic book stories resurrection is a common occurrence. With that said, fans have long been speculating that the Without Remorse actor might make a comeback.That speculation has grown even greater following the death of Chadwick Boseman, who played T’Challa in the Marvel film.

Michael B. Jordan has joined the producing team of the upcoming DC Comics movie Static Shock!

Chadwick Boseman’s wife, Taylor Simone Ledward, honored the late actor with a private memorial with his “Black Panther” co-stars. Michael B.

tribute to Chadwick Boseman on Instagram Monday, throughout which he repeated the refrain, "I wish we had more time." Boseman, who played T'Challa alongside Jordan's Erik Killmonger in Black Panther, died of colon cancer on August 28. "One of the last times we spoke, you said we were forever linked , and now the truth of that means more to me than ever," Jordan wrote.

Michael B. Jordan has broken his silence following the death of Black Panther co-star Chadwick Boseman.The two stars played rivals in the film, but behind the scenes, Jordan admits he was a big fan of his late castmate and wishes they could have spent more time together.The Creed star, who played Erik Killmonger in the Marvel superhero movie, offered up his tribute to Boseman on Monday (August 31, 2020), revealing that he had been struggling to find the right words.“Nothing comes close to how I

When “Black Panther” was released in 2018, critics were raving about the film’s acting and for its incredible use of Michael B. Jordan as the main villain, Erik Killmonger.

Michael B. Jordan has broken his silence on the death of his Black Panther co-star Chadwick Boseman after losing battle with colon cancer at 43, Michael wrote a heartbreaking tribute about their friendship.

Michael B. Jordan honored his late Black Panther costar Chadwick Boseman following his death on Friday, August 28.“I’ve been trying to find the words, but nothing comes close to how I feel,” Jordan, 33, began his Instagram tribute to the late star on Monday, August 31.

Michael B. Jordan has broken his silence on the death of his Black Panther co-star Chadwick Boseman and he wrote a heartbreaking tribute about their friendship.

Jordan Moreau Michael B. Jordan has shared a touching tribute to his “Black Panther” co-star Chadwick Boseman, following the actor’s shocking death due to colon cancer on Aug.

“I want my movies to count,” Michael B. Jordan tells me, describing his lofty acting ambitions as he looks ahead to a new decade.