Jason Statham goes rogue in intense final trailer for 'A Working Man'

Jason Statham is back with the final trailer for his action-packed thriller, A Working Man, which is set to hit cinemas this Friday, March 28.

The final trailer for the movie has just been released, offering a sneak peek at Statham’s intense performance as Levon Cade, a construction worker with a hidden past as a black-ops military operative.

In this high-octane adventure, Statham’s character must rescue his boss’s kidnapped daughter from human traffickers, plunging him back into action.

The final trailer for A Working Man has fans eagerly awaiting Statham’s return to the big screen. Directed by David Ayer, who previously worked with Statham on The Beekeeper, this film is based on Chuck Dixon’s 2014 novel Levon’s Trade.

Jason Statham plays Levon, a former Royal Marines leader who now leads a quiet life as a construction worker. However, when his boss’s daughter is abducted, Levon is forced to go rogue, with Statham’s character unleashing his military skills to fight off anyone standing in his way.

A Working Man also stars David Harbour (known for Stranger Things), Michael Peña (End of Watch), Jason Flemyng (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels), and Emmett J. Scanlan (Peaky Blinders).

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A Working Man trailer showcases Jason Statham’s tough, no-nonsense persona as he takes matters into his own hands, with Harbour’s character offering advice to “go full on” in the rescue mission.

In addition to A Working Man, Jason Statham fans have a lot to look forward to. After reuniting with Ayer for The Beekeeper last year, Statham is set to star in a sequel to that film.

Although Ayer won’t be involved in the follow-up, the project will be helmed by Nobody 2 director Timo Tjahjanto. Additionally, Statham will star in the 2026 action thriller Mutiny, alongside Annabelle Wallis and Jason Wong.

With A Working Man offering the perfect mix of action and suspense, Jason Statham is proving once again that he’s the go-to action hero for high-stakes, adrenaline-fueled films.