Deadline reported that Alexandra Daddario and Christopher Walken are set to star in the true‑crime thriller The Long Island Bank Robber, which is based on a true story. The film also casts Taylor Kitsch as Stephen Trantel, a Wall Street commodities trader who is fired and becomes desperate.
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Fans will want to know about Daddario’s and Walken’s upcoming roles in a new true‑crime film.
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