Michael B. Jordan reflected on his decision to go to therapy after portraying villain Erik Killmonger in 2018’s Black Panther. He told CBS Morning in an interview published Jan.4, “[I] went to therapy and talked about it, found a way to kind of just decompress.” Because to prepare for the role, the ‘Sinners’ alum admitted he used method acting, which meant spending a lot of time "isolated" from his family to capture Killmonger’s personality. He further explained, “Erik didn’t really know a lot of love. I think Erik didn’t experience that. looking at history and how it would seem to always repeat itself, and how was he going to break that cycle.” In the end Michael, who starred opposite to Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa, believes that therapy is a great resource for all, sharing, “That’s something I’m not ashamed of at all, and very proud of.” Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1426937/michael-b-jordan-on-black-panther-role-seeking-therapy
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