Creed III is finally going to be released next month. And the exciting thing about the threequel is that it will be the directorial debut of Michael B. Jordan himself.
Michael B. Jordan plays the main character of the movie Adonis Creed. And it must be a really tough task for him to play the lead role in the movie as well as direct the movie.
Creed III is a spin-off movie series that is built around the legendary Rocky movie series. Rocky is said to be a masterpiece.
This is because it was one of the first movies that created the hype of action in Hollywood. Maybe that’s why there has been so much content that is based on the Rocky film series.
So why did Michael B. Jordan say that now he has to direct the movie Creed III again? Is it because of some scenes that need to be reshot? Or there is some other meaning hidden inside his statement?
Read down further to get the answers to these questions.
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Michael B. Jordan Will Have to Direct Creed III Again?
Directing a film is quite an experience. Some people like it while some don’t. But those who get a kick out of doing it want to do it again and again. Maybe Michael B. Jordan is feeling the same sort of emotions this time.
Michael B. Jordan got so excited that he wants to direct some more movies to quench his directorial thirst. When he asked if he wants to direct again, Jordan said the following words,
“I have to. “All the lessons that I learned on this first try, I want to get back at it and do it again. I kind of love it. I love it.”
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More About Creed III
Michael B. Jordan was also asked about the difficulties and confusion that he sort of experienced during his reign of directing the film. To which he replied,
“I think as an actor you’re always a part of somebody else’s vision and you’re trying to be the best you can to the best of your ability.
But when you have a vision in your head — and you can see it clearly — to get other people to see the exact same thing that you see, I think that’s really satisfying. Being able to prep, train and prepare for the next day of shooting — that’s probably … what the hardest thing was for me.”
