David Ayer’s The Beekeeper also stars Josh Hutcherson, Emmy Raver-Lampman, and Jeremy Irons
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Jason Statham keeps bees, befriends old women, and cuts off a man’s fingers in the first trailer forSuicide Squaddirector David Ayer’s new action movie.
Also starring Emmy Raver-Lampman, Josh Hutcherson, and Jeremy Irons, The Beekeeper – yes, that’s its official title – sees Statham’s ex-operative forced to return to the field when one of his neighbors (Creed’s Phylicia Rashad) takes her own life after being scammed out of thousands of pounds by a ruthless underground organization.
During his revenge mission, the titular apiarist, who used to work for a secret group called The Hive it turns out, uncovers a national conspiracy – and sets out to take down a whole bunch of corrupted figures. Bobby Naderi and Minnie Driver round out the supporting cast.
In the promo, which you can watch above, we see Statham get up to all sorts; chilling in a field of flowers, farming honey, and… what he does best, beating up a bunch of bad guys. Still, makes a change from ginormous sharks, eh…
“Inject it in my veins,“one enthusiastic fan reactedto the teaser on Twitter, whileanother said: “Can’t go wrong with a Jason Statham movie.” Others, however, were disappointed with how much the trailer showed, so if you’re sold on seeing The Beekeeper from its synopsis alone, maybe it’s best you give it a miss.
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