John Leguizamo

Leguizamo signed on as executive producer of Cyclovia, a feature documentary by BAFTA-winning director Finlay Pretsell. The film is shot across five regions of Colombia, marking a return to his Colombian roots as a producer.

Leguizamo received the Career Achievement Award at the Critics Choice Association's sixth annual Celebración of Cinema & Television in Beverly Hills. He used the occasion to speak out about the Paramount and Warner Bros. merger and urged Skydance chief David Ellison to prioritize the Los Angeles film industry.

Deadline reported that Leguizamo was set to join Universal's Miami Vice '85, starring Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. He is expected to play a cartel boss, a role that revisits his early-career appearances in the original Miami Vice series.

Leguizamo was reported to be in negotiations to join Matt Damon in an untitled event film from the filmmaking duo Daniels at Universal. The project followed his well-reviewed performance as the swineherd Eumaeus in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey.

Leguizamo publicly urged ICE supporters on social media to stop attending his shows and watching his films. He has been a vocal critic of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including joining a New York theater protest in January 2026.

Leguizamo and his daughter Allegra were announced to star as an estranged father and daughter in the drama Bullet Catch, written and directed by David Baram. The film was completing production on Long Beach Island, New Jersey.

John Leguizamo publicly criticized Dean Cain after Cain said he would help Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Leguizamo mocked the move on social media and escalated the exchange with additional posts the following days.

MSNBC announced the second season of Leguizamo Does America, a series in which John Leguizamo explores Latino culture and influence across U.S. cities. The new season was set to premiere on July 6, 2025, continuing the show's road-trip format and cultural focus.