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When does ‘How to Make a Killing’ come out?

When does ‘How to Make a Killing’ come out?

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By: Cooper Albers

Action star Glen Powell returns to the big screen this weekend in John Patton Ford’s anticipated crime thriller, How to Make a Killing.

The film — which also stars Margaret Qualley and Ed Harris — marks the long-awaited collaboration between the Hollywood leading man and indie powerhouse A24.

It hits theaters on Friday, February 20th.

Inspired by Robert Hamer’s 1949 British crime classic Kind Hearts and Coronets, the new film follows Becket Redfellow (Powell), a man disowned by his disgustingly wealthy family who sets out to reclaim his inheritance — by any means necessary.


Originally titled Huntington, How to Make a Killing continues Powell’s impressive run as one of the industry’s biggest box office draws. 

Fresh off Edgar Wright’s The Running Man (2025), the Texas native has also starred in Top Gun: Maverick (2022), Anyone But You (2023), and Twisters (2024), cementing his status as a modern throwback to classic movie stars. 

He also headlines the Hulu comedy series Chad Powers, with production on the second season beginning earlier this year. 

John Patton Ford’s second feature film follows his Aubrey Plaza-led crime thriller Emily the Criminal (2022), and will also feature Jessica Henwick, Zach Woods, Topher Grace and Bill Camp.


FAQs

When does How to Make a Killing come out in theaters?

How to Make a Killing is being released in theaters nationwide on Friday, February 20th.

When does How to Make a Killing come out on streaming?

How to Make a Killing does not have a set streaming date. However, following its theatrical run, it will become available on HBO Max through A24’s multi-year partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery.

Who stars in How to Make a Killing?

Glen Powell stars in How to Make a Killing, alongside Margaret Qualley and Ed Harris. The film also features Jessica Henwick, Zach Woods, Topher Grace and Bill Camp. 

Cooper is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor who joined DraftKings in September 2025. A recent graduate of Jay-Z’s Roc Nation School of Sports at Long Island University, he served as the chief sports editor of the campus newspaper and the lead sideline reporter for the men’s basketball team. His previous stops include amNewYork and the New York Post.
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