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The film follows Becket Redfellow as he murders seven relatives to claim a $28 billion inheritance, exploring themes of money, conscience, and moral consequence.
- A24's How to Make a Killing opens with Glen Powell, actor, playing Becket, who murders seven relatives to claim the $28 billion estate in an irrevocable trust.
- Becket's mother, cast out at 18 after pregnancy, urged him not to settle and told him `the life he deserved`, shaping the family’s past.
- Jessica Henwick's Ruth advocates serving others and `dreaming small` in the film, which has language and bloody images contributing to its R rating.
- The ending divides audiences, leaving many dissatisfied as some get revenge-fantasy catharsis while others seeking justice find the film's ending fits the Faustian morality tale motif.
- Critics note the film frames the story as a critique of wealth, but argue the glib tone and `worship of mammon` limit its effectiveness, according to A24.
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Director John Patton Ford, known for his sharp wit and dark humor, brings together a stellar cast in How to Make a Killing. Glen Powell leads as Becket Redfellow, a blue-collar outsider desperate to reclaim his place in the wealthy Redfellow family. He’s joined by Margaret Qualley as the razor-sharp Julia, Jessica Henwick as the quick-tongued Ruth, and heavyweights like Ed Harris, Topher Grace, and Bill Camp. With cinematographer Todd Banhazl’s …
How to Make a Killing
MOVIE | A morally ambiguous Faustian tale
Glen Powell plays a murderous heir in a black comedy neither very funny nor very dark.
Is There a ‘How to Make a Killing’ (2026) End Credits Scene? If You Should Stay or Not After the Movie | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Is There a ‘How to Make a Killing’ (2026) End Credits Scene? If You Should Stay or Not After the Movie Glen Powell is back on the big screen this weekend in A24's dark comedy How To Make a Killing. The film has earned mixed reviews from critics, with a current…
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