Michael B. Jordan’s sophomore feature as a director, after helming the hit Creed III, will be The Thomas Crown Affair for Amazon MGM Studios.

The feature reteams Jordan with his Creed III studio after the film earned $276.1 million globally.

The star first attached himself as an actor in 2016. In addition to acting and directing, he will also produce via his Outlier Society along with Elizabeth Raposo.

His banner has a first-look film deal and an overall TV deal with the studio.

The series dates back to Norman Jewison’s 1968 original, starring Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway.

McQueen played a wealthy businessman who happened to be a bank robber on the side, and when an insurance investigator (Dunaway) got on his trail, the two had an affair as he planned another heist.

Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo starred in a 1999 remake, which was less successful.

Drew Pearce, who was in theaters this year with The Fall Guy, wrote the script.

Wes Tooke and Justin Britt-Gibson wrote a previous draft. Patrick McCormick and Marc Toberoff will also produce, with Alan Trustman, writer of the original film, getting executive producer credit.

Coming up, Jordan has Ryan Coogler’s untitled event film from Warner Bros., which arrives March 7, 2025. He is repped by WME, M88 and Johnson Shapiro.