Washington DC, Jan. 5 -- Actor Michael B. Jordan has revealed that he sought therapy after portraying Erik Killmonger in Marvel Studios' 2018 blockbuster 'Black Panther', saying the emotionally intense role stayed with him after filming ended, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

In a recent interview, Jordan spoke about the impact of fully immersing himself in the role of the film's antagonist, directed by Ryan Coogler.

"After the movie, it kind of stuck with me for a bit," he said. "Went to therapy, talked about it, found a way to kind of just decompress. And I think at that point, I was still learning that I needed to decompress from a character. You know, there's no blueprint to this," as quoted by The Hollywood Reporter.

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