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Glen Powell heads cast of dark comedy thriller, 'How to Make a Killing'

The A24 dark comedy opened to $1.6 million in 1,625 theaters, exploring a man’s deadly quest for a $28 billion inheritance with a 56% Rotten Tomatoes rating.

  • This weekend, A24's R-rated How to Make a Killing opens in theaters, starring Glen Powell as Becket Redfellow, with the film grossing $1.6 million on opening day from 1,625 theaters.
  • The film follows Becket Redfellow as he murders seven relatives to claim a $28 billion inheritance, a loose reimagining of Kind Hearts and Coronets.
  • Narratively, the film has Becket Redfellow succeed in killing each family member, fall for Ruth played by Jessica Henwick, then be framed and sentenced to death, with Margaret Qualley and Ed Harris also starring.
  • Last night, Friday's receipts showed the A24 film took in $1.67 million, with a snowstorm limiting the weekend to $5 million and Vanity Fair's cover tied to a dud despite a $40 million budget.
  • John Patton Ford said he refused to let Becket Redfellow simply escape, prompting changes to the ending so he gains but also suffers moral loss, with tearful regret signaling the film's moral payoff.
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Cinema Blend broke the news in United States on Friday, February 20, 2026.
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