Michael B. Jordan Promises To Take “The Thomas Crown Affair” to New Heights with New Adaptation

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Michael B. Jordan is making waves in Hollywood with his upcoming project, a fresh take on “The Thomas Crown Affair”. Not just a remake, but a reimagining, Jordan will star in and direct this modern twist on the classic film. “This isn’t just another remake,” Jordan said to CinemaCon audience. He also added, “It’s a kind of movie that demands the big screen.” His vision is to ensure the story resonates with today’s audience.

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Michael B. Jordan’s Production Team

Jordan has assembled a talented team, with Drew Pearce penning the screenplay and Jordan producing alongside Elizabeth Raposo. Alan Trustman, who wrote the original film, will serve as an executive producer to keep the essence of the original while adding contemporary elements.

Original “The Thomas Crown Affair”

The 1968 version, starring Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway, was a classic, and the 1999 remake with Pierce Brosnan introduced the story to a new generation. Jordan’s adaptation aims to blend romance, suspense, and high-stakes crime, while introducing new energy.

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Jordan stars opposite Taylor Russell, known for “Escape Room” and “Waves”, and their dynamic is highly anticipated. The film is currently being shot in London, offering a rich backdrop that mixes historical and modern elements to enhance the story.

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Fans are eagerly awaiting this fresh take on a timeless tale, and the buzz around the film is building. With Jordan’s vision and a talented cast, “The Thomas Crown Affair” promises to captivate audiences and could even lead to future sequels or spin-offs.

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