Creed3's Michael B. Jordan took on the difficult task of self-directing for his directorial debut, but he says it became a very 'liberating experience.'
When we get around to 2023, the Creed boxing legacy will continue with the release of Creed III. It will serve as our reintroduction to the franchise’s champion boxer, Adonis “Donnie” Creed portrayed by actor Michael B. Jordan. This will mark the third time the actor will be donning gloves to play the character; however, it will be the first time he gets to direct himself in the role with Creed III marking his directorial debut.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Jordan goes on to explain that after a while, he became a lot more accustomed to the roles while also saving time on set. “But it’s also like having a superpower: within your performance, you can also direct. It saves some time in some areas because you get a chance to self-correct in the moment. So that’s a liberating experience to have. It became fun after a while,” he says.
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