The roots of this unexpected collaboration go back to her hauntingly dramatic song “Hands That Feed”, featured on the soundtrack of Ballerina—the 2023 spin-off film set in the Wick universe.

The track, layered with brooding intensity and cinematic flair, resonated so strongly with the franchise’s creative team that it sparked immediate discussions about bringing Lee further into the fold.Amy responded to the casting news on her social platforms, sharing:

“Stepping into the John Wick universe feels like stepping into a dream painted in shadow and steel. I’ve always seen music as cinematic, so when this opportunity came, I knew I had to say yes. It’s a new challenge—and I’m ready.”

The John Wick franchise has built its reputation not just on inventive action, but on its layered mythology and immersive aesthetic. Lee’s inclusion signals a new evolution for the series, one that blends raw physicality with atmospheric depth—qualities she naturally embodies through her music.

In addition to her on-screen role, Lee is rumored to be contributing original material to the John Wick 5soundtrack. Expect dark, orchestral textures blended with her signature rock opera intensity, deepening the emotional and thematic resonance of the film.

Production is set to begin later in 2025, with a theatrical release slated for summer 2026. With Amy Lee joining the cast, John Wick 5 promises to be more than just another action film—it’s shaping up to be a cinematic symphony of vengeance, art, and transformation.

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