After flirting with cancellation, the fantastic martial arts drama series has punched and kicked its way back to life for a third season on HBO Max.

With The Raid, Fast 6, and The Night Comes For Us, Joe Taslim has built a reputation as a badass martial arts star. And in Warrior, he definitely keeps that trend going. But also adds some great character building to the mix.

How do you make a villain sympathetic? Give him the sort of character building that Dean Jagger's Irish revolutionary Dylan Leary undergoes in season two of Warrior. We chatted to the actor about all the surprising changes in store for this complex character.

In Warrior, Cinemax's badass martial arts drama based on the writings of Bruce Lee, Olivia Cheng plays complex brothel madam Ah Toy. And the actress spoke to us about bringing this real life trailblazer to life on screen.

Andrew Koji's Ah Sahm is back! And it's a good thing that he's brought nunchucks this time, because there's a whole lot of ass-kicking to be done in the upcoming second season of the Bruce Lee-inspired Warrior!

Andrew Koji's Ah Sahm is back and still kicking some serious ass in the first trailer for the second season Warrior, the martial arts drama based on the writings of Bruce Lee.

When the head of a criminal organisation, Finn Wallace (Colm Meaney) is assassinated, the sudden power vacuum his death creates threatens the fragile peace between the intricate web of gangs operating on the streets of the city. Now it’s up to the grieving, volatile and impulsive Sean Wallace (Joe Cole) to restore control and find those responsible for killing his father.

Acclaimed South African author Deon Meyer's 2010 crime novel Trackers is not only being adapted for television, but thanks to a co-production deal between M-Net and Cinemax the six-episode series will be broadcast for global audiences.