While presenting “Creed III”, of which he is the main actor and director, Michael B. Jordan answered questions from a journalist and former classmate. Who hadn’t been kind to him.
Michael B. Jordan is not just an intense actor and young director. He’s also a person with a good memory, as he proved in the preview of Creed III, which marks his debut behind the camera.
As he paused at his microphone, Lore’l from “The Morning Hustle” held on to remember that Michael B. Jordan and she had been classmates. And she should have abstained: “Ah yes I was the nerdy kid, right?”replies the actor and director, which his interlocutor then tries to deny by playing the card of distorted remarks.
An incident that is not really one and is limited to this kindly ironic exchange (during the first twenty seconds of the video above), whose origin dates back to 2021 and an episode of the podcast “The Undressing Room” in which Lore’l participates.
And this one isn’t entirely wrong to deny, as it was her co-host who said Michael B. Jordan seemed to have been “a nice, nerdy kid”.
Comments made in reaction to the anecdotes told by Lore’l. And in particular the way in which the others made fun of the future comedian who bore the same name as Michael Jordan, basketball legend then at the height of his glory, and moved with his professional photo, already wishing to become an actor.
None of them must have suspected that they would succeed, which can be understood, and even less that they would go so far as to take over the saga derived from the Rocky, whose new opus arrives in our theaters this Wednesday, March 1 .