Jason Statham, known for his tough roles in action movies, outshines his on-screen character in his latest film, The Beekeeper. In this reve𝚗ge thriller, Statham insisted on performing most of his own stunts, including a scene involving a swarm of live bees. Director David Ayer recounted how the film crew initially doubted the idea of putting Statham in with real bees, but the actor was determined to do it. He underwent training with a beekeeper, learning how to open hives and work with bees, embracing the meditative aspects of beekeeping.

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Surprisingly, Statham avoided being burned during filming, while Ayer himself was stung. Reflecting on the experience, Ayer jokingly remarked that one might feel uncomfortable making a film called The Beekeeper. Statham’s dedication to performing his own stunts didn’t stop at the bee scene. Ayer revealed that Statham did so much stunt work himself that his stunt double had little to do on set.

In The Beekeepers, Statham plays a former agent of a rogue organization called The Beekeepers. Given Statham’s commitment to authenticity, it seems fitting that the film bears such an appropriate title. Audiences can look forward to not only the bee’s stunt but also other tҺrilling details delivered by the action star in this upcoming film.