Michael B. Jordan is actively engaged in various projects, including the reimagining of “The Thomas Crown Affair,” where he takes on multiple roles, such as actor, director, writer, and producer. His film “Sinners” has gained significant attention and is expected to contend for awards at the end of the year.
Future of the “Creed” Franchise
In a recent interview with Variety, Jordan discussed the future of the “Creed” series. He confirmed that a fourth installment is on the horizon, stating, “Eventually, definitely.” He expressed gratitude towards MGM and Irwin Winkler for their support throughout the franchise.
New Directions in the “Creed” Universe
Jordan revealed that the narrative will evolve beyond his character, Donnie Creed. He mentioned the potential for exploring new characters and storylines, as he is not keen on being in the boxing ring for the next 15 years. Additionally, he hinted at opportunities for clever storytelling within the franchise.
Spin-Off Series Focused on Amara
In May, Amazon Prime Video announced “Delphi,” the first live-action TV series in the “Creed” universe, initially centered on young athletes in the titular boxing gym. However, Jordan clarified a shift in focus. The series will now center on his character’s daughter, Amara Creed.
- Showrunner: Marco Ramírez will oversee the production as showrunner and executive producer.
- Expanding the “Creed” Universe: The plan is to develop various storylines within the “Creed-verse” to maintain the franchise’s momentum.
Box Office Success
The “Creed” films have been financially successful, collectively grossing over $660 million globally. Jordan has starred as Adonis “Donnie” Creed in all three films, contributing to the franchise’s acclaim and popularity.
