The Thomas Crown Affair is a movie so nice, they remade it twice. The newest reimagining, though, features the red-hot (post-Oscar win) Michael B. Jordan as star and director, adapting the story of a gentleman art thief through a modern lens. Adria Arjona co-stars as the insurance investigator chasing Thomas Crown down, and based on the trailer below, things are guaranteed to get steamy between them.
In addition to Jordan and Arjona, the cast includes Kenneth Branagh, Lily Gladstone, Danai Gurira, Aubrey Plaza, Ruth Negga, and Pilou Asbæk. The original Thomas Crown, released in 1968, starred Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway, followed by the 1999 remake starring Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo. This is Jordan’s second film as director, following 2023’s Creed III. Jon Batiste will be composing the score.
The Thomas Crown Affair Release Date and Trailer
The Thomas Crown Affair steals into theaters on March 5th, 2027 — check out the first teaser trailer below, and revisit the 1968 and 1999 versions on Blu-ray via Amazon. Also revisit our 2024 interview with Arjona about improv and collaboration while making the movie Hit Man.
The trailer for The Thomas Crown Affair provides a glimpse into the modern take on the classic story, with Michael B. Jordan and Adria Arjona bringing a fresh dynamic to the lead roles. The film’s release date, March 5th, 2027, is highly anticipated, and fans of the original and remake are eager to see how Jordan and Arjona will reimagine the characters and story.
In conclusion, The Thomas Crown Affair is set to be a thrilling and romantic ride, with Michael B. Jordan and Adria Arjona at the helm. With a talented cast, including Kenneth Branagh, Lily Gladstone, Danai Gurira, Aubrey Plaza, Ruth Negga, and Pilou Asbæk, and a modern take on the classic story, The Thomas Crown Affair is sure to captivate audiences when it hits theaters on March 5th, 2027.
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