Jason Statham will play himself in the upcoming meta-comedy ‘Jason Statham Stole My Bike’. This film marks a unique twist in his film career. Directed by David Leitch, it is set to start filming in May 2026.
Statham is also producing the film through Punch Palace Productions. The budget for ‘Jason Statham Stole My Bike’ exceeds $80 million, which is significant for an indie project.
Before this comedy, Statham will star in the action film ‘John Doe’, directed by David Ayer. In this film, he plays the Man With No Name, who has no memory of his past. The screenplay is written by Zak Penn.
Key facts about ‘John Doe’:
- Production begins in September 2026.
- Statham’s character has no memory and only one face he can’t forget: Eliza.
- The collaboration with Ayer follows their previous work on ‘The Beekeeper’ and ‘A Working Man’.
Jonathan Glickman, involved in the project, stated that this collaboration takes their work to a new level. He emphasized that it features wildly inventive action and modern themes that resonate with a global audience.
Statham’s next projects reflect his versatility as an actor. While he continues to lead in action films, this shift to meta-comedy showcases his willingness to explore different genres.
The expected release year for ‘The Beekeeper 2’ is 2027. This aligns with Statham’s ongoing commitment to action-packed films while branching out into new territory.
