Kelly McCormick is a producer and a major player in the action genre whose movies have grossed over $2.9 billion worldwide. She is best known for producing the box-office hits "Bullet Train" starring Brad Pitt, and the neon-noir cult classic "Atomic Blonde" starring Charlize Theron, as well executive producing "Deadpool 2" starring Ryan Reynolds and "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw" starring Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham.

McCormick is also widely recognized for her work in elevating the stunt community by creating the first ever "Stunt Designer" title for "The Fall Guy" and for collaborating with the Academy of Arts & Sciences in an Oscar for Best Achievement in Stunt Design, which will make its debut in 2028.

McCormick is the founder of the world-renowned 87North Productions, alongside her partner and husband David Leitch.

In Over Your Dead Body, Weaving teams up with Jason Segel for an R-rated horror remake of The Trip, the 2021 Norwegian psychological thriller starring Noomi Rapace. The pair star as an unhappily married couple who retreat to a secluded cabin on a vacation, whilst each plan the other's murder in secret.

Timothy Olyphant, the three-time Emmy nominee for Justified, Deadwood: The Movie, and The Mandalorian, also features in an eye-catching ensemble, which is directed by Saturday Night Live contributor Jorma Taccone. The movie received mostly positive reviews from critics, earning a 70% average score on review site Rotten Tomatoes. One critic praised "Jorma Taccone’s extreme take on the gore-as-entertainment genre," whilst another heralded "the deadpan dialogue, rapid-fire twists, and scene-stealing performances from Timothy Olyphant and Juliette Lewis."

Santa's back to spread cheer and merriment with "Violent Night 2." Just kidding. The sequel to 2022's "Violent Night" will see David Harbour's St. Nick fighting even more bad guys in a follow-up that, judging by the "Violent Night 2" trailer, will live up to its title even more so than the original. Director Tommy Wirkola returns for the sequel, which is also shepherded by action maestro David Leitch's 87North Productions. Leitch and his wife Kelly McCormick serve as producers, and /Film's Ethan Anderton caught up with the latter to ask about American action movies and what they can learn from their foreign counterparts. For McCormick, it's all about the emotion and conveying a character arc through combat.

David Harbour's Santa Claus is back, but he's not nice, in the official Violent Night 2 trailer. The long-awaited sequel to the hit Christmas action comedy picks up sometime after the events of its predecessor, as Harbour's Santa finds himself on the naughty list for his more punitive approach to those on the naughty list, and stripped of his powers, leaving him in a challenging fight for survival from within a mall against a small town mobster. Joining Harbour in the Violent Night 2 cast are The Suicide Squad's Daniela Melchior, Foundation's Jared Harris, The Babysitter's Andrew Bachelor and Kristen Bell as Mrs. Claus, among others.

We can reveal that Emmy winner Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) has been set to star opposite Jason Statham in David Leitch’s action-comedy Jason Statham Stole My Bike, which has been filming since June in the UK and Malta.

The David Leitch-directed action movie How to Rob a Bank is driving away from its Labor Day weekend release on September 4 to November 13.

The David Leitch directed action comedy Jason Statham Stole My Bike will be hitting theaters on Aug 6, 2027 via Black Bear. Principal photography wraps this this week. Plot details for the film are currently under wraps, but take a guess what it’s about.

By any action aficionado's standards, stuntman-turned-director David Leitch's filmography is pretty impressive. Producer of John Wick, director of Atomic Blonde, Bullet Train, Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw, and veritable action palooza The Fall Guy, and one of the reasons we're finally getting a Stunt Oscar, when it comes to cinematic ass-kicking the man kicks ass. And his latest movie, Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz led cat-and-mouse heist thriller How To Rob A Bank, looks like another balls-to-the-wall cinematic adrenaline rush.

Amazon MGM Studios has offered a first look at How to Rob a Bank, its new heist pic from Atomic Blonde and Bullet Train helmer David Leitch, starring Nicholas Hoult.