Pete Davidson & Nicholas Hoult Heist Movie How To Rob A Bank Gets Release Date
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Amazon MGM Studios announced the release date for How to Rob a Bank, a crime action thriller from director David Leitch starring Pete Davidson and Nicholas Hoult.
When is the release date for How to Rob a Bank?
Per Deadline, How to Rob a Bank scored a Labor Day weekend release and will hit theaters on September 4, 2026.
How to Rob a Bank stars Davidson, Hoult, and Emmy winner Anna Sawai as bank robbers who share their heists on social media while eluding the police.
Leitch will direct from a screenplay by executive producer Mark Bianculli. Leitch and his wife, Kelly McCormick, will produce through their 87 North banner alongside Imagine Entertainment. Additional producers include Brian Grazer, Jeb Brody, and Allan Mandelbaum.
How to Rob a Bank is Leitch's first movie since 2024's The Fall Guy, an action comedy starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. The Fall Guy focused on a stuntman (Gosling) who must find the missing lead actor (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) of a major Hollywood production being directed by his ex-girlfriend (Blunt). Despite its underperformance at the box office, The Fall Guy received mostly positive reviews and praise for its action sequences.
Because of his experience as a stunt coordinator, How to Rob a Bank will likely include intricate and highly choreographed action sequences. These stunts have become staples in Leitch's previous movies, including Bullet Train, Hobbs & Shaw, Deadpool 2, and Atomic Blonde.
Davidson recently appeared in Riff Raff, a crime comedy starring Jennifer Coolidge and Bill Murray, and Dog Man, an animated superhero comedy. Davidson recently wrapped production on another heist movie, The Pickup, starring Eddie Murphy.
Hoult is coming off a strong 2024, with starring roles in The Garfield Movie, The Order, Juror #2, and Nosferatu. Hoult will play Lex Luthor this summer in James Gunn's Superman.
(Source: Deadline)
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