Jason Statham (pronounced /?ste???m/; born 12 September 1972) is an English actor and martial artist, known for his roles in the Guy Ritchie crime films Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels; Revolver; and Snatch. Statham appeared in supporting roles in several American films, such as The Italian Job, as well as playing the lead role in The Transporter, Crank, The Bank Job, War (opposite martial arts star Jet Li), and Death Race. Statham...
Barney, Lee, Toll, Caesar and Yang all look up at Jensen.
Terry advises his wife to leave town for the safety of her and their children.
Walking along ahead of the rest of the team, Barney and Lee argue over the si...
Lee tinkers on a diesel engine as Barney walks up and asks the supposed mecha...
After learning that Lacy has company Lee moves to exit and climbs on his bike...
After Paul beats up Lacy, Lee tracks him down at a basketball court. Paul's b...
Dressing as a priest in order to infiltrate the Sangs' hangout near the mine,...
Terry sits across from Martine in a restaurant.
Lee walks up to Paul on the court. Paul talks tough. Lee punches him three ...
Looking through a pair of sophisticated binoculars, Barney recons the area an...
After Lee immobilizes Paul and all friends with hand to hand. He slams the ba...
Having trouble meeting up with the rest of the team, Lee reasons that he's la...
Getting through the security guarding the mine seems an impossible task to Le...
An intense scene begins with Barney and Lee in the plane, engines roaring. Ba...
Terry speaks to his wife at a wedding.
Lee cocks his gun as he and Barney pull up to a seedy Russian bar. Barney tel...
During the Vilena briefing the team is forced to listen to Toll Roads emotion...
Terry introduces Guy to the rest of the team.
The team is surrounded. The General steps out on the balcony to apologize to ...
After beating the stuffing out of Paul and his friends Lee mounts his bike an...
Lee's thankful for wearing brass knuckles after knocking a guy into a propell...
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