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Michael B Jordan’s Thomas Crown Affair poster

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A new cinematic era is dawning for the classic heist romance, as Amazon MGM Studios has unveiled the first poster for the latest reimagining of The Thomas Crown Affair.

This fresh take follows a beloved cinematic tradition, bringing the iconic cat-and-mouse dynamic into the modern age. The new installment builds on a legacy that stretches back to Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway’s original 1968 film, and the highly acclaimed 1999 remake featuring Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo.

But this version is anything but a simple rerun. Directed and starring the charismatic Michael B. Jordan, the film delivers a high-octane spectacle anchored by an ensemble cast of talent. Alongside Jordan are the dazzling Adria Arjona, Kenneth Branagh, Lily Gladstone, Danai Gurira, Pilou Asbæk, and Aiysha Hart, promising a rich tapestry of passion, intrigue, and breathtaking action.

The story itself is pure cinematic mischief. The plot centers on Thomas Crown (Jordan), a billionaire known for his audacious creativity, who executes a daring theft of a masterpiece. This masterful act distracts law enforcement just long enough for him to navigate a perilous pursuit.

As the chase intensifies, Thomas finds himself entangled with an enigmatic female insurance investigator (Arjona). Their initial adversarial roles quickly dissolve into a thrilling and undeniable romance as they engage in a high-stakes game of wits against time.

The screenplay, penned by Drew Pearce—known for crafting sharp narratives like Iron Man 3 and The Fall Guy—perfectly captures the tension between art, crime, and desire. It is a story where revenge is not just a motive; it is an exquisite work of art.

Mark your calendars for this thrilling cinematic experience. The Thomas Crown Affair will open in cinemas on March 5th, 2027. The full teaser trailer is set to go live tomorrow, promising further glimpses into the dazzling world of Michael B. Jordan‘s Thomas Crown.