In a candid moment, Michael B. Jordan, famed for his gripping performance as Erik Killmonger in 'Black Panther,' opened up about the emotional toll the role took on him. He revealed that diving deep into Killmonger's rage and feelings of abandonment, born from betrayal and systemic injustices, led him to pursue therapy as a means of self-care.
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