The actor Jonathan Majors has revealed that he did not seek any advice from his friend and fellow marvel actor Michael B. Jordan. When preparing for his role as Kang the Conqueror in the MCU.
Jordan, who played the memorable villain Erik Killmonger in the blockbuster hit Black Panther, is considered one of the most celebrated antagonists in the MCU alongside Josh Brolin’s Thanos. Despite their friendship off-screen, Majors opted not to consult Jordan for his portrayal of Kang, who is set to become the major baddy in the MCU to date.
As a rising star in Hollywood, Majors has already left an indelible mark in the entertainment industry with his impressive performances in critically acclaimed films such as Da 5 Bloods and The Last Black Man in San Francisco. His latest venture as Kang in the Marvel franchise is highly anticipated by fans and critics alike.
It remains to be seen how Majors will deliver his portrayal of the iconic character, but fans can expect a powerful and gripping performance from the talented actor. The release of “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania,” will feature Majors as Kang the Conqueror.
Jonathan Majors Talks About Taking No Advice from Michael B. Jordan
Actor Jonathan Majors recently spoke with ET Online in an interview about his upcoming Marvel gig and his friendship with fellow actor Michael B. Jordan. Majors stated,
No, I didn’t, and I don’t believe in that… Every man, every artist—everyone has their own experience with it. I don’t care what someone else’s experience is because, for me, at this level, I’m in two huge blockbusters about to hit theatres. For me and my mental health, I can’t compare. There’s no other outcome than a good experience that I can expect.”
Majors’ statement highlights the importance of individual experience and personal growth in the entertainment industry. He emphasizes the need for actors to have confidence in their abilities and trust their journey. The actor Jonathan Majors has opened up about his approach to receiving advice from others, revealing that he prefers to keep his thoughts and opinions to himself.
In a recent interview with a media outlet, the actor shared his view on receiving advice from others, saying,
I don’t want anybody else in my head. I don’t want to open myself up to any warnings or trepidation, or someone else’s point of view or trauma around an event, a person, et cetera. I do my best work when I feel secure. Where I feel secure enough to be dangerous. Or I feel safe enough to be daring.”
Majors, who has gained popularity for his roles in “Lovecraft Country” and “Da 5 Bloods,” emphasised the importance of feeling secure and being able to take risks in his work. He stated that he does not want to be influenced by other people’s thoughts or opinions.
Majors also spoke about his relationship with fellow actor Michael B. Jordan, with whom he co-stars in Marvel’s upcoming movie “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” Majors described Jordan as his best friend and revealed that they talk about their Marvel work, as well as their personal lives, daily.
“We have a very amicable relationship; he’s my best buddy,” Jonathan Majors said. “We support each other on a day-to-day basis, so if it’s Marvel, it’s Marvel that day, if it’s Girl Troubles, it’s Girl Troubles that day—whatever, whatever. He’s my brother.”
Majors’ comments shed light on his approach to his craft and his relationships with his co-stars. With his growing popularity in the industry, it will be interesting to see how his approach to receiving advice and collaborating with others continues to evolve
The possibility of Jonathan Majors and Michael B. Jordan sharing the screen in a Marvel Studios movie has been a hot topic among fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Despite the close relationship between the two actors, it appears that such a collaboration may never happen. However, with Kang the Conqueror’s affinity for time travel and multiverse hijinks, some believe that the door isn’t entirely closed on the possibility of the duo appearing together in a future MCU project.
