The six worst football films of all time
A collection of cinematic own goals.
Jason Statham
The 2007 Kevin Costner movie almost directed by Uwe Boll: “Let’s do this together!”
Almost a very unlikely pairing indeed.
The 1997 film that inadvertently gave Jason Statham a career: “We have to create our own movie stars”
Thank goodness for temper tantrums.
“Bad movie, ugly movie”: the 2005 film full of “bimbo cokeheads” Roger Ebert couldn’t stand
Damned with faint praise.
“A slippery slope”: the 2002 movie Jason Statham regrets for one reason
Signed up for two decades of joint pain.
“Just give me the chance”: when Jason Statham pitched himself for the one genre he can’t stand
The exception that proves the rule.
Cary Elwes waited his entire career to work with Guy Ritchie: “A dream come true”
A collaboration years in the making.
The genre Jason Statham wants nothing to do with: “We tend to stay away from it”
Not likely to be doing anything involving smooching
Matthew Lillard’s favourite Jason Statham movie: “One of the quintessential worst films ever made”
He witnessed its brilliance firsthand.
The “embarrassing” scenes Jason Statham hates shooting: “It’s a little bit sad”
He’s too macho for that.
Jason Statham’s greatest on-screen kill, according to Jason Statham: “That’s a pretty gruesome one”
A career spent perfecting the art of seeing off bad guys