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How David Leitch Made ‘How to Rob a Bank’ on a Budget — and Around Nicholas Hoult’s Torn ACL
The action filmmaker moved fast — and got creative — to shoot the movie in half the days of his previous movie, 'The Fall Guy,' all with an injured leading man.
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The action filmmaker moved fast — and got creative — to shoot the movie in half the days of his previous movie, 'The Fall Guy,' all with an injured leading man.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter’s source item, How David Leitch Made ‘How to Rob a Bank’ on a Budget — and Around Nicholas Hoult’s Torn ACL, The action filmmaker moved fast — and got creative — to shoot the movie in half the days of his previous movie, ‘The Fall Guy,’ all with an injured leading man.
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