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Here’s the official synopsis:

Disowned at birth by his obscenely wealthy family, blue-collar Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way.

Building off of the momentum of the first teaser trailer, this new trailer finds Powell’s Becket Redfellow, estranged heir to a billion dollars recounting his rags to riches to murder story of an all different kind of family succession, and the events of How to Make a Killing look to get wilder by the second, in this sharp-shredded-satire.

With its’ opulent old-money setting, and a whole heap of Machiavellian manipulation, including Beckett’s desire to get to the top, no matter how many bodies he has to leave behind him in the process, How to Make a Killing is going to be a very intriguing watch. Add in the appearance of Margaret Qualley as Julia, Beckett’s childhood friend, turned frenemy, and you get a playground of combustible chaos, and I can firmly say that I’m fully down for this one!

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Brace yourself for a double-dealing cinematic thriller experience that is really looking to change up the rules when How to Make a Killing arrives in cinemas on February 26.

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Check out the new trailer for How to Make a Killing below:

Here’s the official synopsis:

Disowned at birth by his obscenely wealthy family, blue-collar Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way.

Powell has been running pretty hot of late with a raft of new releases with the likes of The Running Man, Chad Powers and Twisters, now he’s set for a whole new type of cinematic experience with old-money thriller How to Make a Killing which finds his wannabe rich kid Becket Redfollow ready to go to all manor of extreme lengths for his inheritance, and this solid hit of clever satire and biting murder will have audiences hooked.

Examining ideas of privilege, greed and success in America, How to Make a Killing really grabs your attention as an audience member, and Powell is really playing with a different kind of charcater, here he takes his ‘aww shucks’ All American Boy persona and then flips it for an all-together darker turn, in this savage new watch, and audiences will be in for something really different with whats being presented.

Not only is this film utterly glamorous to look upon, and with its insane levels of conflict, maipulation, coercion and murder that drive the plot forward, but the cast is also stacked, and seeing Powell trade blows with Margaret Qualley as Julia, Becket’s childhood friend turned frenemy within the plot, we’re certain they’ll be plenty of shocks and surprises with this one.

 

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Get ready for a rush of shocks, secrets and surprises when How to Make A Killing arrives in cinemas on February 20.

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