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Adonis Creed

CTL-W-0992 · Work

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Apollo's son chasing the title

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Adonis Creed (credited in the film as Adonis Johnson Creed) is the lead character of the film Creed (USA, 2015, directed by Ryan Coogler). Adonis Creed is performed by Michael B. Jordan (BFI/Sight and Sound cast list: 'Adonis Johnson Creed — Michael B. Jordan'). The character is the son of Apollo Creed (BFI: 'his dad Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) in Rocky I (1976)').

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