Michael B. Jordan on Without Remorse, Superman Rumors
Clear and Present Danger) and Liev Schreiber (2002's The Sum of All Fears). He is well aware of what representation can mean for audiences, particularly younger viewers. "It's important for people to see themselves in roles that they normally wouldn't see," says Jordan. "What that does to the next generation, to a kid or somebody that didn't think that is something that they could achieve — now they're thinking about it and daydreaming about it." Jordan pushed himself to do his own stunts for the film, with the physically demanding ro...