Michael B. Jordan, star of the new series 'Sinners,' revealed he was deeply moved by the show, admitting to W Magazine that watching it brought him to tears. Jordan portrays identical twins, Elijah “Smoke” Moore and his brother, in the series, a role that required him to explore complex themes of family, crime, and redemption.

During an interview with W, Jordan discussed the challenges and emotional toll of embodying these distinct characters. He explained that the narrative's intensity and the characters’ struggles resonated with him on a personal level, ultimately eliciting a strong emotional response while viewing the completed project.

'Sinners' is based on the writings of L. Lionel Collins and explores the lives of twin brothers navigating difficult circumstances in the South. The series delves into themes of faith, morality, and the impact of choices on individuals and their community. Jordan’s performance as the twins has garnered attention for its depth and nuance, showcasing his range as an actor.

The actor’s openness about his emotional reaction to 'Sinners' provides further insight into the series' powerful storytelling and the demanding nature of his role. He has previously spoken about his commitment to portraying authentic and complex characters, and his involvement in 'Sinners' appears to be a continuation of that dedication.