Michael B. Jordan

She's back again in this film.

What was also amazing is seeing a woman, and not just a woman, but a black woman, assuming a high position, not just in the film, but in the story as well.

Like, there were some beautiful scenes where it wasn't like, oh, you know, the guy's got to help her.

It's like, no, no, no.

She's a soldier.

She's here to fight.

She's doing her thing.

that felt like an interesting way to tell the story in a way that we haven't really seen growing up as... You know, like, when we watched movies as action, like, let's be honest, it was like Rambo helps the damsel in distress all the time, and then here it was like, no, everybody here's a soldier, everybody's fighting.

Yeah, and those are one of the liberties that we did take.

You know, the first black female commander, you know what I'm saying, in the Navy, in the Navy SEALs, was something that we definitely made a choice with.

It was a scene in there where, you know, we're gun jammed.

There's a moment in there where John goes to, like, you know, try to rescue and save, you know, Greer.

And and by the time I get there, it's already neutralized and handled.

You know what I mean?

So it was it was.

Yeah, man, it was really good to see that, man.

And I think, you know, what representation does is so it's so important.

And we want that to inspire so many young girls out there.

that maybe thought that that wasn't possible or not for them, that they can go ahead and try to get that too.

Michael B. Jordan is now a movie maker, a movie producer.