Netflix announced on November 3, 2026 that Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie will reunite for “Dogfight,” their seventh film together — and their first with the streaming giant. The streamer describes it as a “stylish revenge actioner” set in London’s criminal underworld, with plot details still under wraps.
Ritchie will write, direct and produce the film, while Statham will star and produce through his Punch Palace banner. The producers also include Ivan Atkinson and John Friedberg, with Black Bear Pictures, Toff Guy Films and Punch Palace backing the project.
The partnership stretches back nearly three decades: it began with Ritchie’s 1998 directorial debut “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” which was also Statham’s first film appearance. Their sixth collaboration, “Viva La Madness,” is already set for a 2028 release.
Production on “Dogfight” is scheduled to begin in the UK in early 2027. No release date has been announced yet.
Netflix is teasing “a cast full of colorful criminals and plenty of thrilling action,” though no co-stars have been named. Given the pair’s track record of fast, banter-heavy crime pictures, the project is likely to draw a crowd when cameras roll next year.
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