Discover the career path of Michael B. Jordan, from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.
Michael B. Jordan is a prominent American actor, producer, and director recognized for his impactful performances in film. He gained critical acclaim for his portrayal of Oscar Grant in "Fruitvale Station," solidifying his reputation as a talented actor. Jordan further rose to fame with his role as Adonis Creed in the "Creed" series, showcasing his versatility. He also played Erik Killmonger in the blockbuster movie "Black Panther." Notably, he directed "Creed III", marking his debut as a director. His collaboration with director Ryan Coogler has been a significant aspect of his career.
In 1999, Michael B. Jordan made brief appearances in episodes of "Cosby" and "The Sopranos", marking the launch of his professional acting career.
In 2001, Michael B. Jordan was featured in "Hardball", which starred Keanu Reeves, marking his first principal film role.
In March 2003, Michael B. Jordan joined the cast of "All My Children", replacing Chadwick Boseman.
In 2003, Michael B. Jordan began starring in the ABC soap opera "All My Children".
In June 2006, Michael B. Jordan was released from his contract with "All My Children".
In 2008, Michael B. Jordan appeared in the music video "Did You Wrong" by R&B artist Pleasure P.
In 2009, Michael B. Jordan began starring in "Friday Night Lights" and guest-starred on "Burn Notice".
In 2010, Michael B. Jordan guest-starred in "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and landed a recurring role on "Parenthood".
In 2011, Michael B. Jordan's role in "Friday Night Lights" concluded as the show ended.
In 2012, Michael B. Jordan appeared in "Red Tails" and played the lead in "Chronicle".
In 2013, Michael B. Jordan starred as Oscar Grant in the drama "Fruitvale Station", directed by Ryan Coogler.
In 2013, Michael B. Jordan starred in "Fruitvale Station", receiving critical acclaim and being named an "actor to watch" by People and Variety. He was also named one of Time magazine's 30 under 30.
In 2014, Michael B. Jordan appeared in the film "That Awkward Moment".
In 2015, Michael B. Jordan played Adonis Creed in "Creed", directed by Ryan Coogler.
In 2015, Michael B. Jordan starred in "Fantastic Four", which was poorly received, and "Creed", which garnered critical acclaim.
In October 2017, Michael B. Jordan was cast in a supporting role in the Netflix series "Raising Dion".
In February 2018, Michael B. Jordan starred as Erik Killmonger in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film "Black Panther", receiving critical acclaim.
On November 21, 2018, "Creed II" was released in the United States and had a successful opening weekend.
In 2018, Michael B. Jordan starred in and produced HBO's "Fahrenheit 451", later receiving a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Television Movie.
Since January 2019, Michael B. Jordan has voiced Julian Chase in Rooster Teeth's "Gen:Lock", also co-producing the series.
In December 2019, "Just Mercy", co-produced and starring Michael B. Jordan, was released to critical acclaim.
In 2019, Michael B. Jordan starred as Bryan Stevenson in "Just Mercy".
September 18, 2020 was the originally planned release date for "Without Remorse".
On April 30, 2021, "Without Remorse", starring Michael B. Jordan, was released after being delayed.
In 2021, Michael B. Jordan reprised his role in "What If...?", starred in "A Journal for Jordan", and made a cameo in "Space Jam: A New Legacy".
In 2022, Michael B. Jordan appeared in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.