The highly anticipated action sequel, The Beekeeper 2, recently concluded its principal photography, with director Timo Tjahjanto providing an exciting update by sharing a new behind-the-scenes image. This first look revealed WWE veteran Adam Copeland in his role, an addition to the cast announced alongside MCU star Pom Klementieff. Tjahjanto had previously celebrated the production wrap by posting a photo with Klementieff, further building anticipation for the film. With Jeremy Irons also slated to return, this sequel promises an even more star-studded ensemble than its successful predecessor.

Jason Statham, whose action career spans over two decades, has found one of his most beloved roles in The Beekeeper. The original film, released in early 2024, quickly captivated audiences and was a significant box office success, grossing four times its $40 million budget globally. It achieved critical acclaim with 71% on Rotten Tomatoes from critics and an impressive 92% from audiences. Given Statham's willingness to reprise his role as Adam Clay, Amazon's decision to greenlight a sequel was a clear choice. The first film was directed by David Ayer and written by Kurt Wimmer, with Statham himself co-producing, and had a runtime of 105 minutes, released on January 12, 2024. Although an official release date for The Beekeeper 2 has yet to be announced by Amazon, it is widely expected to debut before the end of 2026.

In the interim, Jason Statham has several other film projects in the pipeline. He is scheduled to appear in 'Shelter,' which is set for release at the end of January, followed by 'Mutiny' in August. Both of these films are slated for theatrical release, and The Beekeeper 2 is expected to follow sometime after these projects. Beyond these, Statham is also anticipated to reprise his role as Deckard Shaw in 'Fast X: Part 2.' While not officially confirmed, the Fast & Furious sequel is currently in its pre-production phase and is expected to commence filming next year. The production of 'Fast X: Part 2' has faced and overcome various challenges, including reports that Universal Pictures was contemplating its cancellation due to budget concerns. However, Vin Diesel has confirmed via social media that these issues have been resolved, and the film is moving forward, though audiences should not expect to see it before 2027 or 2028.