David Leitch follows The Fall Guy with How to Rob a Bank, opening in theaters November 13 through Amazon MGM Studios. Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz play members of a robbery crew that treats every job like content.
Mark Bianculli wrote the script, and the film comes from MGM, Brian Grazer’s Imagine Entertainment and Leitch’s 87North. It was originally dated for September 4.
Masked as animals, the crew films its heists and posts them online. The clips go viral, the robbers become internet celebrities, and law enforcement is soon closing in.
Cameras rolled in Pittsburgh in June 2025, with Leitch regular Jonathan Sela as cinematographer, Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir editing and Dominic Lewis scoring. The film runs 122 minutes.
How to Rob a Bank opens November 13 in the US; Sony handles most overseas markets.

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