Every Jason Statham Movie From The 2000s, Ranked

The 2000s were an incredible time for Jason Statham; having only previously starred in Guy Ritchie’s Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels in 1998, he hit the 2000s with a vengeance. Not following the typical acting career path, with more minor, supportive roles to build up a profile, Statham went in at the deep end, basically leading action films as the star since his first years. Known for his tough-guy persona, fighting skills, ripped physique, and witty delivery, he seemed destined to be an action star.

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Statham has starred in a multitude of different genres, from martial arts films, gangster comedy dramas, and tenacious heist thrillers. Over the 2000s, his performances have continued to transcend the screen, delivering some of his best scenes that propelled him into pop culture; whether portraying the driver in The Transporter or a small-time promoter in Snatch, his roles always stand out from the norm. His unique film choices, combined with his confident demeanor and sense of comedic timing, have made him a fan favorite in the action genre.

21 In The Name Of The King (2008)

As Farmer (Camden Konreid)

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In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale PG-13AdventureFantasyActionDrama

In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, directed by Uwe Boll, is a fantasy adventure film starring Jason Statham as Farmer, who embarks on a quest to rescue his kidnapped wife and avenge his son’s death. Set in the kingdom of Ehb, the film features a host of characters including Ron Perlman and Ray Liotta. The narrative unfolds as Farmer confronts the malevolent forces threatening his homeland.

Director Uwe Boll Release Date November 29, 2007 Studio(s) Boll Kino Beteiligungs GmbH & Co. KG , Brightlight Pictures , Herold Productions Writers Jason Rappaport , Doug Taylor , Dan Stroncak Cast Jason Statham , Ray Liotta , Leelee Sobieski , John Rhys-Davies , Burt Reynolds Runtime 127 Minutes Main Genre Adventure Expand

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In this fantasy action film, Statham plays the role of Farmer, a man happily living with his wife, Solana, and young son, Zeph. Farmer’s world is turned upside down by an invading force of animalistic creatures called ‘The Krug’, who are magically controlled by the evil Gallian. After the onslaught sees the village damaged and his son murdered, Farmer goes on a quest for revenge. Though Statham plays his role with dignity and commitment, the storyline felt too similar to other fantasy epics like Lord of the Rings, and it failed to deliver either critically or at the box office.

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20 Turn It Up (2000)

As Mr. B

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Turn It Up follows Diamond, a rapper striving to escape Brooklyn’s tough streets while juggling personal challenges, including his mother’s sudden death and impending fatherhood. Managed by his friend Gage, Diamond faces a dangerous predicament when stolen drug money is used to fund his music ambitions, drawing tension from their boss, Mr. B.

Director Robert Adetuyi Release Date September 6, 2000 Cast Ja Rule , Pras Michel , Jason Statham , Vondie Curtis-Hall , Tamala Jones , John Ralston , Chris Messina , Eugene Clark , Derwin Jordan , Patrice Goodman , Chang Tseng , Harry-O , Elain R. Graham , Faith Evans , Melyssa Ford , Jeff Jones , LeRoy Allen , Shinehead , DJ Skribble , Conrad Dunn , Patricia Velásquez Runtime 86 minutes Expand
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Statham stars as Mr.B, a drug dealer and gangster in this gritty hood action film about a young musician looking to come up in the industry while dealing with the perils of street life. Though the role of Mr. B isn’t the starring role, his part adds a lot of integral plot elements and drama that push the narrative forward. Not often remembered as a high point of his career, it gave a glimpse into the style of characters that Statham would go on to masterfully embody as his career progressed, the no-nonsense, hardened gangster who sails through the criminal underworld.

19 Ghosts Of Mars (2001)

As Jericho Butler

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4/10 Ghosts of Mars (2001) RSci-FiActionHorror

Ghosts of Mars is a science fiction horror film directed by John Carpenter. Set in 2176 on a colonized Mars, the story follows police officers led by Melanie Ballard (Natasha Henstridge) who are tasked with transporting a dangerous prisoner, Desolation Williams (Ice Cube). They soon discover that the mining operations have unearthed an ancient Martian civilization, leading to a deadly confrontation with spirit-possessed colonists.

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*Availability in US Director John Carpenter Release Date August 24, 2001 Writers Larry Sulkis , John Carpenter Cast Natasha Henstridge , Ice Cube , Pam Grier , Jason Statham , Clea DuVall , Joanna Cassidy , Richard Cetrone , Rosemary Forsyth Runtime 98 Minutes Main Genre Sci-Fi Expand

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Ghosts of Mars is an American space Western action horror, set on Mars in the 22nd Century. Statham plays Sergeant Jericho Butler, a valued member of a police squad tasked to combat against inhabitants of a mining colony on the planet who have been possessed by previous elders. Statham’s role adds a layer of intrigue and intensity to the film as one of the more commanding officers who venture out to take risks. Though directed well with an interesting story, Statham’s full acting ability wasn’t on display in a more limited role compared to some of his other work.

18 The One (2001)

As Evan Funsch

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The One Sci-Fi

The One is a science fiction action film directed by James Wong. Released in 2001, it stars Jet Li as Gabriel Yulaw, a rogue Multiverse agent who travels between parallel universes to become the strongest and most powerful by eliminating alternate versions of himself. The film also features performances by Carla Gugino and Delroy Lindo, who aid in the relentless pursuit to stop Yulaw’s destructive path.

Director James Wong Release Date November 2, 2001 Cast Jet Li , Carla Gugino , Delroy Lindo Runtime 87 Minutes See at Amazon

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In this sci-fi action film, Statham takes a backseat to Jet-Li, who appears in nine different roles across this multiverse, interdimensional traveling spectacle. Statham’s role as a Multiverse Authority Agent who wants to aid in the apprehension and arrest of Gabriel Yulaw (Jet Li) is, once again, an early precursor to some characters he would go on to play. He plays his role competently and showcases some of his athletic and martial arts abilities, but the film was widely criticized for its unimaginative action sequences. Still, Statham performed ably and was one of the highlights of the film.

While not being critically acclaimed,
The One
was a box office success, grossing $79.6 million on a $49 million budget.

17 13 (2010)

As Jasper

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13 is a suspense thriller directed by Géla Babluani, centered on Vince Ferro (Sam Riley), a young man who assumes a dead man’s identity to participate in a deadly game of Russian roulette. The film showcases a cast including Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke, and Ray Winstone, as participants and observers in this high-stakes world where life and death hang in the balance.

Director Géla Babluani Release Date March 12, 2010 Studio(s) Anchor Bay Films , Overnight Films , Morabito Picture Company , Barbarian Films , Magnet Media Group , Oceana Media Finance , Red Dragon Productions , Cinedigm , Magnet Media Productions , Number 13 , Paramount Vantage Writers Gregory Pruss Cast Sam Riley , Jason Statham , Mickey Rourke , Ray Winstone , 50 Cent Runtime 91 Minutes Main Genre Drama Expand
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In the psychological crime thriller 13, Statham takes on this darker and more intense role, playing Jasper Bagges, the wealthy and violent British man who bets on the Russian roulette competitions that make up the plot of the film. Statham knows how to match the atmosphere of the film he is in, playing an aggressive and hardened character in a movie full of psychological suspense throughout. His role is integral to the film’s narrative and while it doesn’t include as much of the action-packed sequences that would help build his reputation, his scenes are still gripping and entertaining to watch.

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16 Transporter 3 (2008)

As Frank Martin

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Transporter 3 PG-13ActionThrillerCrime

Transporter 3, directed by Olivier Megaton, follows professional driver Frank Martin as he transports Valentina, the kidnapped daughter of a Ukrainian official, from Marseilles to Odessa. Along the way, Frank faces numerous obstacles as he battles those intent on intercepting Valentina’s delivery while managing his personal emotions.

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*Availability in US Director Olivier Megaton Release Date December 5, 2008 Writers Robert Mark Kamen , Luc Besson Cast Jason Statham , Natalya Rudakova , Francois Berleand , Robert Knepper , Jeroen Krabbé , Alex Kobold , David Atrakchi , Yann Sundberg , Eriq Ebouaney , David Kammenos , Silvio Simac , Oscar Relier , Timo Dierkes , Igor Koumpan , Paul Barrett , Elef Zack , Katia Tchenko , Michel Neugarten , Farid Elouardi , Mike Powers , Philippe Maymat , Franck Neel , Jean-Luc Boucherot , Tonio Descanvelle , Stephen Croce , Martial Bezot , Stephen Shagov , Julien Muller , Arnaud Gibey , Guillaume Nail , Denis Braccini , Stefo Linard , Aline Stinus , Kait Tenison , Fabien Aïssa Busetta , Venugopal Balakrishnan , Sebastien Vandenberghe , Semmy Schilt , Eric Moreau Runtime 104 Minutes Main Genre Action Expand

In the final installment of the original trilogy, he again takes up his leading role as Frank Martin. Martin is a highly skilled and effective driver who takes on ‘less than legal’ work transporting packages for and to different clients. The Transporter series put Statham on the map as a legit, bankable action star. This third film continued to push the boat out with a more expansive concept for the film’s narrative and bigger and more explosive action stunts. Slightly less polished than the first two of the franchise, it still shows Statham at the top of his game.

15 Crank: High Voltage (2009)

As Chev Chelios

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10/10 Crank: High Voltage RActionComedyCrimeThriller

Crank: High Voltage follows Chev Chelios, who must confront a Chinese mobster after his heart is replaced with a battery-powered artificial organ. To survive, Chelios seeks out frequent electrical charges in this frenetic continuation of his tumultuous life.

Director Mark Neveldine , Brian Taylor Release Date April 16, 2009 Writers Mark Neveldine , Brian Taylor Cast Jason Statham , Amy Smart , David Carradine , Dwight Yoakam , Bai Ling , Clifton Collins Jr. , Jose Pablo Cantillo , Efren Ramirez , Julanne Chidi Hill , Reno Wilson , Keone Young , Art Hsu , J. J. Soria , Corey Haim , Geri Horner , William Brent , Jamie Harris , John de Lancie , Ho-Kwan Tse , Galen Yuen , Shu Lan Tuan , Anne Girard , Yeva-Genevieve Lavlinski , Reid Harper , David Scott Rubin , Chester Bennington , Setu Taase , Eidan Hanzei , Najja Meeks , David Rolas , David Dooyun Kim , Portis Hershey , Atticus Todd , Peter Mark , Chad Damiani , Jai Stefan , Tom Roach , Maynard James Keenan , Danny Lohner , Danna Hansen , Keith Jardine Runtime 85 minutes Main Genre Action Expand
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Statham once again reprises his role as Chev Chelios, an LA-based assassin with a need for high-octane action. In this film, Chev is injured in a helicopter fall and has his heart artificially replaced. Chelios is informed that he needs to keep his internal battery charged or else he will die, which he does so by a variety of means, including jumper cables, stealing ambulance batteries, and having sex on a racetrack. While the film’s plot was largely thought of as nonsensical, Statham’s performance was deemed captivating and genuine, proving he can provide solid acting in a less-than-stellar film.

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14 Revolver (2005)

As Jake Green

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For the first time since the cult classic Snatch, Statham teams up with director Guy Ritchie in this action thriller. Statham stars as Jack Green, a cockney gangster and gambler who has just been released from prison and is seeking revenge on the mob boss who put him behind bars. The film takes many twists and turns in its complex narrative, and Statham is able to effortlessly portray implausible scenarios in a believable way. His work with Ritchie continues to impress, with witty dialogue and fast-paced gangster action that the two would become famous for.

13 London (2005)

As Bateman

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London is a drama film directed by Hunter Richards and released in 2005. The story revolves around a man named Syd, played by Chris Evans, who spirals into a night of drugs, alcohol, and reflection after discovering his ex-girlfriend London, portrayed by Jessica Biel, is leaving town. The film offers a deep dive into themes of love, loss, and personal turmoil, featuring a strong supporting role by Jason Statham.

Director Hunter Richards Release Date September 3, 2005 Studio(s) NFTS , Destination Films , Silver Nitrate , LHR Productions Inc. Writers Hunter Richards Cast Jessica Biel , Chris Evans , Jason Statham , Joy Bryant , Kelli Garner Runtime 92 Minutes Main Genre Drama Expand
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In the romantic drama film London, Statham portrays a banker who delivers cocaine to an acquaintance (Chris Evans) who invites him to a party, and the night descends into a drug-fueled, torrid, and violent affair. Statham, starring alongside Jessica Biel and Isla Fisher, steps out of his usual role and shows great chemistry with his co-stars. This film really helps solidify Statham as a solid, dramatic actor, and though he does have his fair share of fighting scenes, it’s his ability to portray a complex yet more subdued character in Bateman that helped him fully show his acting range.

12 War (2007)

As Jack Crawford

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In what feels like a re-run of The One, with Statham and Jet Li starring in an action film with combat choreography by Corey Yuen. Statham plays an FBI agent who is hellbent on finding and taking down Li’s mysterious assassin character entitled ‘The Rogue.’ In their second collaboration, the two build on their chemistry from the previous film, and they work masterfully off each other, portraying genuine emotion and action in every sequence. The narrative was criticized for being too clichéd, but for Statham’s part, he continues to rack up impressive action roles with an emphasis on drama and tension.

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11 Transporter 2 (2005)

As Frank Martin

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The Transporter 2 PG-13Documentary

The Transporter 2 follows Frank Martin, played by Jason Statham, as he relocates to Miami and works as a chauffeur for the wealthy Billings family. When their young son is kidnapped, Martin must use his skills to rescue the boy while uncovering a larger criminal conspiracy. Directed by Louis Leterrier, the film is a sequel to the 2002 action thriller and continues to showcase high-octane car chases and combat scenes.

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*Availability in US Director Jesse Salto Release Date January 14, 2006 Cast Jason Statham , Alessandro Gassman , Amber Valletta , Kate Nauta , Matthew Modine , Jason Flemyng Runtime 21 Minutes Main Genre Documentary

In the second installment of the original Transporter trilogy, Statham once again returns to the character of Frank Martin, the expert driver who is given the mission of protecting a politician’s young child from an international drug cartel that wishes to kidnap him for ransom. Statham provides a beautiful balance of action star happy to dish out violence while adding in some vulnerable moments with the child and the emotions involved in his kidnapping ordeal. The action and storyline transition successfully from the first film, and Statham once again delivers a true powerhouse performance in another box office hit.

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Jason Statham’s 10 Highest Grossing Films:	Amount Grossed:
Furious 7 (2015)	$1.51 billion
The Fate Of The Furious (2017)	$1.23 billion
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019)	$760 million
Fast X (2023)	714 million
The Meg (2018)	$527 million
Meg 2: The Trench (2023)	$394 million
The Expendables 2 (2012)	$311 million
The Expendables (2010)	$268 million
Spy! (2015)	$233 million
Collateral (2004)	$217 million

10 Chaos (2005)

As Quentin Conners

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Statham portrays Detective Quentin Conners, a hardened and ruthless Seattle PD cop who, after being fired from the force, is brought back in to help negotiate and stop a bank heist. Chaos is a gritty and well-executed crime thriller, with Statham easily providing the driving force behind the film. It’s sometimes roles like this in lesser-known movies that can help an actor really find their feet and help them land the roles that would go on to change their career. Statham elevates what could have been a more run-of-the-mill bank heist story into something genuinely entertaining and fun to watch.

9 Death Race (2008)

As Jensen Ames

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Death Race is a 2008 Action and Thriller movie starring Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson, Joan Allen, and Ian McShane. Written and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, the film sees inmates fighting for their lives and freedoms by competing in a specialized high-octane car-based event called a Death Race.

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*Availability in US Director Paul W. S. Anderson Release Date August 22, 2008 Studio(s) Universal Pictures Distributor(s) Universal Pictures Writers Paul W.S. Anderson , Robert Thom , Charles B. Griffith , Ib Melchior Cast Jason Statham , Joan Allen , Ian McShane , Tyrese Gibson , Natalie Martinez , Max Ryan Runtime 111 Minutes Expand

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In this intense dystopian thriller, Statham plays Ames, a convicted prisoner who was wrongfully sent to jail after being set up for the death of his family. In this timeline, many prisons are now privatized, and they make money by organizing brutal televised car races that either end in death or freedom. The movie touches on themes surrounding the modern culture of the prison system and the exploitation of the inmates. Death Race has many excellent racing sequences, and Statham approaches his role with earnestness and dignity, which makes the emotional arc of the barbaric narrative really hit home.

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8 Mean Machine (2001)

As Monk

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Mean Machine is a British sports comedy-drama film, directed by Barry Skolnick. Vinnie Jones stars as Danny Meehan, a former professional footballer who is sent to prison and coerced into coaching a team of inmates for a match against the prison guards. The film features performances by Jason Statham, David Hemmings, and David Kelly, blending elements of humor and sportsmanship within the prison setting. Based on the 1974 film The Longest Yard.

Director Barry Skolnick Release Date December 26, 2001 Studio(s) SKA Films Cast Vinnie Jones , David Kelly , David Hemmings , Ralph Brown , Vas Blackwood Runtime 99 Minutes Main Genre Comedy Expand

In one of the best remakes of the classic 1975 film The Longest Yard, Mean Machine sees Statham play Monk, an extremely volatile and psychotic convict who happens to be a brilliant soccer player. This sports comedy really helps highlight the layers in Statham’s acting ability; while he does play a violent, maximum-security prisoner, he uses this character and the viewer’s preconceived notions to subvert expectations and deliver a lively comedic performance. His characters never shy away from brutality, but it’s performances in films like this that helped shape Statham into the leading man he was destined to become.

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7 Cellular (2004)

As Ethan Greer

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*Availability in US Director David R. Ellis Release Date September 6, 2004 Cast Caroline Aaron , Brenda Ballard , Kim Basinger , Will Beinbrink , Jessica Biel , Chase Bloch Runtime 94 minutes Main Genre Action

In another breakout role for Statham, he stars as a Detective gone rogue who leads a gang of dirty cops into kidnapping and holding a woman hostage. The film provides an outlet for Statham to show his darker and more menacing side and showcase his ability to play roles outside of his typical hero archetype. His role is perfectly played and matches the gritty and dynamic tone of the film. He nails the desperate detective who is forced to keep digging, and the desperation and tension he is able to elicit helps him command the screen with his presence.

Cellular
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6 The Expendables (2010)

As Lee Christmas

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2/10 The Expendables RAdventureThrillerAction

The Expendables is the first film in the action franchise that follows the exploits of a close team of mercenaries that complete dangerous jobs worldwide. Hired by a covert operator, the Expendables are tasked with heading to South America to deal with a dangerous dictator and liberate a country from his oppressive rule. However, they soon learn that the dictator is a front, leaving them caught in a dangerous mission with a threat higher up the chain than they could have imagined.

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*Availability in US Director Sylvester Stallone Release Date August 13, 2010 Studio(s) Lionsgate Distributor(s) Lionsgate Writers Dave Callaham , Sylvester Stallone Cast Mickey Rourke , Steve Austin , Bruce Willis , Jet Li , Sylvester Stallone , Dolph Lundgren , Charisma Carpenter , Arnold Schwarzenegger , Jason Statham , Eric Roberts , Randy Couture , Terry Crews Runtime 103 minutes Expand

The Expendables is an action film with a who’s who of action stars and Hollywood’s elite, which follows the story of a group of elite mercenaries who are tasked with overthrowing a Latin American dictator. Statham plays the squad’s resident blade expert, Lee Christmas, and he provides much of the humor and emotion throughout the narrative as the wise-cracking, no-nonsense Brit. It’s a film that pays homage to the larger-than-life action movies of the 80s and 90s, and Statham shows his ability to more than hold his own with some of the biggest names in the industry.

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5 The Transporter (2002)

As Frank Martin

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6/10 The Transporter PG-13ActionCrimeThriller

The Transporter is an action film directed by Louis Leterrier and Corey Yuen. The movie stars Jason Statham as Frank Martin, a highly skilled driver who specializes in transporting packages without questions. His carefully maintained code of conduct is jeopardized when he breaks one of his rules, leading to a dangerous series of events. Featuring high-octane sequences and elaborate car chases, the film explores themes of loyalty and professional ethics.

Director Louis Leterrier , Corey Yuen Release Date June 19, 2015 Writers Luc Besson , Robert Mark Kamen Cast Jason Statham , Shu Qi , Matt Schulze , Francois Berleand , Ric Young , Doug Rand , Didier Saint Melin , Tonio Descanvelle Runtime 101minutes Budget $22 million Main Genre Action Expand

In his first installment as Frank Martin, Statham, the driver with a strict code of conduct, finds himself embroiled in a plot involving human trafficking in which he must find a way out to exonerate himself. This is one of Statham’s first major starring roles, which launched him into pop culture and made him a household name. Expertly handling the hand-to-hand combat sequences in some of the best fight scenes of his career and gritty chase sequences put him on the map and made playing the hard-hitting yet witty protagonist his trademark.

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4 Crank (2006)

As Chev Chelios

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Chev Chelios, a hitman, is injected with a lethal poison that threatens to stop his heart if he doesn’t keep his adrenaline levels high. To stay alive, Chev embarks on a relentless and chaotic rampage through the city, engaging in extreme stunts and violent confrontations to maintain his heart rate. As he hunts down those responsible for his imminent death, Chev’s quest for survival becomes a nonstop thrill ride, filled with explosive action and desperate measures.

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*Availability in US Director Mark Neveldine , Brian Taylor Release Date August 31, 2006 Writers Brian Taylor , Mark Neveldine Cast Amy Smart , Keone Young , Sam Witwer , Dwight Yoakam , Chester Bennington , Jose Pablo Cantillo , Jay Xcala , Efren Ramirez , Reno Wilson , Jason Statham , Glenn Howerton Runtime 88 minutes Main Genre Action Expand

With a similar plot to its sequel, High Voltage, Crank follows the original story of Chev Chelios, an assassin from LA who gets double-crossed and is injected with a poisonous synthetic drug that will kill him unless he keeps his adrenaline pumping sky-high in a race against time to find the culprits. The high-energy premise of the film is matched by Statham’s onscreen presence, providing a grounding and electric intensity to a creatively crafted film. The action sequences are stunningly choreographed and performed, and Statham really shines in this offbeat, high-octane role.

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3 The Italian Job (2003)

As Handsome Rob

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The Italian Job (2003) PG-13ActionCrime

A skilled team of thieves seeks vengeance by planning a heist to reclaim a stolen gold fortune from a former ally. Using a trio of Mini Coopers, they navigate through the streets of Los Angeles, dodging the police and traffic to pull off the ultimate payback against the man who betrayed their former boss.

Director F. Gary Gray Release Date May 30, 2003 Studio(s) De Line Pictures Distributor(s) Paramount Pictures Writers Donna Powers , Wayne Powers Cast Mark Wahlberg , Charlize Theron , Edward Norton , Jason Statham , Seth Green , Mos Def , Donald Sutherland Runtime 111 minutes Main Genre Action Expand

Inspired by the 1969 British film of the same name, The Italian Job sees Statham play Handsome Rob, the wheelman and getaway driver for a crew of robbers who plan to steal a fortune of gold from a former business associate. Despite the ensemble cast, Statham shines in his more understated role with a heavily charismatic and memorable performance. The film’s plot and structure, combined with Statham’s chemistry with the entire cast, make this one of the jewels in his early filmography and set the stage for the rest of his career.

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2 The Bank Job (2008)

As Terry Leather

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10/10 The Bank Job RCrimeThriller

The Bank Job is a 2008 heist thriller directed by Roger Donaldson, starring Jason Statham as Terry Leather, a small-time car dealer entangled in a major bank robbery. Set in London, the film follows a group of amateur criminals who plan a daring heist at a Baker Street bank. The subsequent fallout uncovers a web of corruption involving high-profile figures. Based on true events, the film explores themes of crime and intrigue.

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*Availability in US Director Roger Donaldson Release Date February 19, 2008 Studio(s) Mosaic Media Group , Relativity Media LLC Distributor(s) Lionsgate Writers Dick Clement , Ian La Frenais Cast Jason Statham Runtime 112 Minutes Expand

In Statham’s most underrated film, he stars as Terry Leather in The Bank Job, which is a plot based on the 1971 burglary of Lloyds Bank safety deposit boxes in London. Leather is a small-time crook who believes he is committing a major bank heist but ends up getting involved in a government conspiracy. Statham gives one of his best performances. The film’s true-to-life plot, combined with Statham’s balanced and mature performance, gives it a genuine sense of realism. The intricate plot, intriguing characters, and Statham’s ever-present charisma elevate this to one of his most acclaimed films of all time.

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