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Jason Statham Takes on Human Traffickers in a New Film Written by Sylvester Stallone

Jason Statham

A gripping thriller where Jason Statham battles against all odds.

Jason Statham is back on the big screen in A Working Man, an intense action thriller written by none other than Sylvester Stallone. Based on Chuck Dixon's novel Levon's Trade, the film promises a high-stakes tale of vengeance and justice. Directed by David Ayer, known for Fury and Suicide Squad, this film brings together a stellar cast and a powerful storyline.The first trailer was recently released, showcasing a thrilling mix of action-packed scenes and dramatic events.

Statham takes on the role of Levon Cade, a former British Royal Marine who has settled into a quiet life working on construction sites after his wife’s tragic death. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when the daughter of his boss, played by Michael Peña, is abducted by human traffickers. Refusing to sit idly by, Levon sets out on a relentless mission to rescue her.

The plot thickens as Levon uncovers a web of corruption involving organized crime and authorities tied to the trafficking operation. With his military expertise and unyielding determination, Statham’s character faces daunting odds in a gripping battle for justice.

The film also stars David Harbour as Levon’s former military comrade, along with Jason Flemyng and Noemi Gonzalez in supporting roles. Fans of intense action and edge-of-your-seat storytelling can expect a thrilling cinematic experience.

A Working Man marks another collaboration between Statham and Ayer, following their work on The Beekeeper. With Stallone’s script and Ayer’s direction, the film promises to be a gritty and unforgettable journey.

Set to hit theaters on March 29, A Working Man is a must-watch for fans of high-octane action and compelling storytelling.

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