Michael B. Jordan’s Big Oscar Win Has an Unexpected Aftermath
- Michael B. Jordan stars on the cover of American Vogue after winning an Oscar for his dual performance as twin brothers Smoke and Stack in the 2025 film Sinners.
- Jordan is a huge anime fan who took direct influence from series like Hajime no Ippo and Megalo Box when choreographing fights for the Creed franchise.
- In an interview with Vogue reporter Kelefa Sanneh, Jordan revealed he has anime projects in early stages of development and jokingly said, "I might just quit it all and make anime the rest of my life."
- Jordan is simultaneously working on a Miami Vice reboot alongside actor Austin Butler, a Battlefield movie with director Christopher McQuarrie, and producing a Creed spin-off called Delphi.
- The Vogue spread emphasizes the cultural significance of being a Black man on the cover of American Vogue, featuring stylist Carlos Nazario and photographer Luis Alberto Rodriguez.
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I will be taking leave for the rest of next year, the Oscar-winning actor explained.
Michael B. Jordan plans to take most of next year off ‘to do more reflecting and processing of’ his recent career highs
“I might just quit it all and make anime the rest of my life,” he added.Michael B. Jordan in Los Angeles on April 26, 2026Credit: Amy Sussman/GettyKey PointsMichael B. Jordan wants to “take the rest of next year off” after the release of The Thomas Crown Affair in March.“I’m going to do more reflecting and processing of all of this,” he said.Jordan also said that he got sick the day after he won the Oscar for Best Actor for Sinners in March.Mich…
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Michael B. Jordan won the first Oscar of his life for “Sinners”. Instead of basking in his success, the actor revealed that he fell sick immediately after the ceremony. Michael B. Jordan says he got sick after winning his first Oscar and plans to take a break An Oscar win led to an unexpected repercussion […]
The 39-year-old actor starred in the Vogue cover of October 2026 and anticipated that he would probably take a part of 2027 off.
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