Jason Statham’s Biggest Blockbuster Ever Officially Races Off Streaming
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, Jason Statham’s highest-grossing film as a leading star, is due to leave Peacock in the United States in September 2026. Its departure removes a major action title from the service and draws attention to Statham’s recent run of less successful cinema releases ahead of The Beekeeper 2.
Released in 2019 as the first spin-off from the Fast & Furious franchise, the film paired Statham with Dwayne Johnson and earned roughly $760 million worldwide. By comparison, Statham’s The Beekeeper made more than $160 million globally, while his 2026 films Shelter and Mutiny opened to $5.5 million and $7.5 million respectively in the US.
- Hobbs & Shaw leaves Peacock in September 2026.
- It remains Statham’s biggest leading-man hit.
- Recent Statham releases have underperformed theatrically.
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw is an action film connected to the long-running Fast & Furious series. It follows Luke Hobbs, a US law enforcement agent played by Dwayne Johnson, and Deckard Shaw, a former British special-forces soldier played by Jason Statham, who are forced to work together against a dangerous opponent.
The Fast & Furious films began as stories about street racing and crime, but developed into large-scale international action films with an ensemble cast. Hobbs & Shaw was the first film made as a spin-off, meaning it focused on supporting characters from the main series rather than its usual central group.
Jason Statham is a British actor best known for action roles, while Dwayne Johnson is an American actor and former professional wrestler. The film’s commercial success made it Statham’s biggest box-office hit as a leading actor, and its availability has moved between streaming services as film distribution agreements change.