Actor Jason Momoa says 2026 has become the biggest year of his career, driven by major film projects and the global success of “A Minecraft Movie.” The milestone matters because it marks a new peak for one of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars. Fans, filmmakers, and the entertainment industry are closely following his expanding slate of roles.
Speaking to AFP, the 46-year-old actor described the current period as a unique moment in his professional journey. Momoa is set to appear in several high-profile productions, including “Supergirl,” where he will portray the intergalactic bounty hunter Lobo. He called the opportunity a childhood dream fulfilled and expressed excitement about bringing the character to the big screen.
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The Hawaiian star will also feature in the film adaptation of “Street Fighter” and return in the final installment of the “Dune” trilogy, scheduled for release in December. In addition, he recently worked with acclaimed director Julian Schnabel on “In the Hand of Dante,” which is expected to premiere on Netflix this month.
Momoa credited the unexpected success of “A Minecraft Movie” as a major highlight of the year. He said the film’s global popularity exceeded expectations and allowed him to showcase his comedic abilities. Known primarily for action roles, Momoa explained that making audiences laugh had always been one of his career ambitions.
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Beyond professional achievements, the actor said family moments remain especially meaningful. He recalled how his children enjoyed watching him perform voice work for Lego projects, including “The LEGO Movie 2.” Momoa has now partnered with Lego as the face of its “Never Stop Playing” campaign, promoting creativity and family engagement through play. He said the collaboration was particularly special because Lego had been an important part of both his childhood and his children’s upbringing.