The Bank Job News

International Trailer for Jason Statham's Bank Job Surfaces

December 26, 2007 09:12:08

Bringing Jason Statham back in action once again after "War", Lionsgate Films has released an international trailer for the star's latest vehicle "The Bank Job", slated to hit North American theaters on March 7, 2008.

Going nearly two minutes, the trailer introduces the team behind the 1971 Baker Street robbery, which includes Statham's character as well as Saffron Burrows'. Not much action sequence is found here, save for a brief gun-totting shot near the end of the piece.

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Jason Statham-Starred Bank Job Has Four New Movie Stills

November 23, 2007 04:11:42

More stills are coming from Lionsgate Films' upcoming "The Bank Job." Yes, the studio has published four other pictures from the Jason Statham's latest starring vehicle on the net for everyone to take a peek at.

The photos delightfully features other characters in the crime thriller apart from Statham, including Martine, played by English beauty Saffron Burrows.

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Lionsgate Parks at "Baker Street"

February 09, 2007 04:02:23

Piling up titles for upcoming releases under its banner, Lionsgate Films has successfully secured the U.S. distribution rights to "Baker Street", a thriller feature of Arclight Films production toplined by Jason Statham.

Currently filming in the U.K. with principal photography set to conclude next month, the picture is inspired by a real-life 1971 London bank robbery in which no arrests ever made nor money ever recovered. For its premise, however, the flick also involves murder, corruption, and a sex scandal with links to the royal family.

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Roger Donaldson Strolling Down "Baker Street"

October 26, 2006 04:10:52

Submitting another directorial stint into his burgeoning resume, Roger Donaldson has come on board to helm Arclight Films' "Baker Street", which is based on a true story of the legendary 1971 Baker Street bank robbery.

Slated to start filming early next year in the U.K with Jason Statham starring, the thriller project depicts how one of the biggest robberies in British history took place with no arrests ever made, nor money ever recovered. Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais have both been assigned to work on the screenplay while Steve Chasman and Charles Roven are set to produce.

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Quite entertaining, pretty people with cute accents :)

posted by Elka on Oct 11, 2008