VIDEO : Could Michael B. Jordan Be Returning For Black Panther Sequel?

Actor Courtney B. Vance, husband of Black Panther star Angela Bassett, might have let slip Michael B. Jordan could return for the sequel.
Asked by ET at the Screen Actors Guild Awards if ?everybody? is reuniting for the sequel, Bassett answered, ?I would assume so.?
Added Vance, ?Yes, just go ahead and say it, yes. Everyone will be there. Just yes, yes.?
On Jordan?s Erik ?Killmonger? Stevens, who seemed to have died from wounds sustained in battle with true Wakandan king T?Challa (Chadwick Boseman), Bassett said, ?[We didn?t technically see him] go into the ocean, no.?
?Including Michael B., yes,? Vance added.
In the final moments of Black Panther, T?Challa suggested Wakanda?s advanced technology could be used to heal Killmonger, who had been impaled by a blade.
?Why? So you can just lock me up? Nah,? the dying Killmonger said. ?Just bury me in the ocean, with my ancestors that jumped from ships... because they knew death was better than bondage.?
Overlooking a Wakandan sunset, Killmonger removed the weapon, slumped over and died.
The film?s cast, who took home top prize Sunday at the SAG Awards for Best Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, offered early comments on the sequel now in development under returning writer-director Ryan Coogler:
?It?s one of those things where honestly, to be able to build on that legacy and those characters and the world that Ryan built ? you know, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created years ago ? but allow Ryan to actually tell that story, if there?s an opportunity to come back and do a second one...
?I mean, take myself out of that situation [laughs], but for everybody to come back, I think I speak for everybody up here, it would be a tremendous accomplishment,? Jordan said backstage at the SAG Awards.
?Sequels, I think, are one of the hardest films to make, and I feel like to create a world and build upon it that?s so beautifully and delicately woven into the world of the Marvel Universe ? but throughout cinema in general, you take Marvel out of it, I think it?s a movie that stands against all film across the board.