Michael B. Jordan has a new suit, a new heist and a full trailer to show for it. Amazon MGM Studios released the official trailer for The Thomas Crown Affair on Thursday, November 12, giving the longest look yet at the film Jordan directs, produces and stars in. It opens in theaters and IMAX on March 5, 2027.

Jordan plays Thomas Crown, a billionaire with a habit of stealing priceless art. Adria Arjona is Nadia Bennet, the insurance investigator sharp enough to catch him. The trailer opens with the two of them across a restaurant table, sizing each other up.

"You know, when you first see someone's art collection, it really tells you a story about them," Bennet says. Crown wants to know what his story is. Her read: fractured, commitment issues, no serious relationships.

"I don't like to be tied down," he tells her.

A Thief Who Runs the Whole Set

This is Jordan's second time in the director's chair after Creed III, and the first since his Oscar win for Sinners. He is doing triple duty here, and the studio's official description leans into it, calling the film "a visually breathtaking, sensual, and unexpectedly moving heist thriller."

The trailer moves fast after that dinner. Crown drives through the city. He sits alone in front of a huge canvas. Then the action kicks in. Kenneth Branagh shows up as what looks like a wealthy collector who hires Bennet to track down a missing painting.

Danai Gurira, Lily Gladstone and Pilou Asbaek round out the cast. Gurira and Jordan last shared a franchise in Black Panther, and seeing her name on this call sheet is a nice bonus. The studio has not said who she plays.

Bradford Young, the cinematographer behind Selma and Arrival, shot the film. New behind-the-scenes photos from Amazon MGM show Jordan and Young lining up a shot together, and Jordan walking Branagh through a scene.

Third Time for a Classic

The Thomas Crown Affair has been here twice before. Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway starred in the 1968 original. Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo took over for the 1999 remake.

Jordan's version comes from a screenplay by Drew Pearce and Jason Hall. It is based on the original script by Alan R. Trustman, with a story credited to Trustman and Pearce.

A teaser arrived over the summer with the tagline "Revenge is a work of art." Thursday's trailer is the first full-length one.

The Thomas Crown Affair is in theaters and IMAX on March 5, 2027.