It has been announced that a Japanese dubbed version of the film "Working Man" (released January 2, 2026), starring actor Jason Statham, will be screened, and it has been revealed that Kazuhiro Yamaji will play the role of Levon, the protagonist played by Statham. Yamaji, who has done voice acting for many of Statham's films, will play the role of the "site supervisor" in this film. The Japanese trailer has also been released.
The film is Statham's latest starring role. The safety-first site supervisor turns out to be the world's most dangerous former special forces member... The director and screenwriter is David Ayer, who previously worked with Statham on "Beekeeper." Sylvester Stallone, who co-starred with him in the "Expendables" series, also participated as a producer and co-writer.
Levon Cade (Statham), a former special forces member, has retired from the dangerous world and is working as a construction site supervisor, with safety as his motto. Levon hopes to live a peaceful life and be a good father to his daughter, but Jenny, the daughter of his benefactor and construction site boss, disappears. While searching for the missing Jenny, Levon uncovers the existence of a huge criminal organization that specializes in human trafficking, and he activates his hidden special forces skills and throws himself into a fierce battle...
The Japanese dubbed version cast includes Horiuchi Kenyuu as Yuri, the boss who controls the Russian mafia played by Merab Ninidze from behind the scenes, Takagi Wataru as Joe Garcia, the father of the kidnapped girl played by Michael Peña, Mikami Satoshi as Viper, who is behind the kidnapping, and Sakura Shinfuku as Levon's daughter, Mary.
