Crime 101
A daring highway thief sets out to pull the score of a lifetime along LA’s infamous 101, but his meticulously planned finale collides with a disillusioned insurance broker and a relentless detective hot on his trail, turning one last job into an all‑out race against capture.
“Always have an exit.”
Synopsis
An elusive thief who carries out high-stakes heists along the iconic 101 freeway in Los Angeles targets what could be the score of a lifetime, aiming for his final job. His plan intersects with a disillusioned insurance broker at a pivotal moment in her life. As a determined detective works to unravel the operation, the tension and stakes in the unfolding situation escalate.
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Edited by Julian HartShot by Erik WilsonScored by Blanck MassDesigned by Scott Dougan
Box Office
2026 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.8× its budget
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$72.9M
US & Canada: $36.6M — 50% of worldwide · International: $36.3M (50%)
Opening weekend: $14.3M — 39% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Peak 3,161 theaters
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68 unique people credited
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44Tate Donovan
as Monroe
Andra Nechita
as Adrienne
Crosby Fitzgerald
as Madeleine
Patrick Mulvey
as Phil
Hanako Footman
as Lisa
Paul Adelstein
as Mark
Devon Bostick
as Devon
Benjamin Barrett
as Waiter (Hip Juicery)
John Douglas
as Grant
Matthew Del Negro
as Police Captain Stewart
Dan Perrault
as Arthur
Sean O Bryan
as Detective Fellner
Drew Powell
as Detective Townsend
Tory Freeth
as Phoebe
Mark Humphrey
as SB Jewelry Store Owner
Laura Kay Bailey
as French Restaurant Diner
Jed Shardlow
as French Restaurant Diner
Jennifer Armour
as French Restaurant Diner
Cameron Anthony
as French Restaurant Diner
Arnell Powell
as Detective McGuire
Andrew Ashford
as Bruce
Larvell Hood
as Surveillance Operator
Terry Bamberger
as Gallery Woman
Eric Sigmundsson
as Gallery Man
Glenn Wrage
as Andrew
Ava De Winter
as Beth
Seth Morris
as Forensics Guy
Bobby Mcgee
as Don
Alexandra Hannant
as Yoga Instructor
Alin Uzun
as Young Robber
Jamie Daniels
as Daniels Well Dressed Man
Ethan Ingle
as Brian
Deborah Hedwall
as Anne
Antonia Bourdillon
as Receptionist
Alexander Tol
as Concierge
Derek Siow
as Private Security Guard
Norman Lehnert
as Nelson
Lenin Pacas
as Raphael
Richard Lee Warren
as Officer (Evidence Bay)
Jacob Schwab
as Foster
Chris Rogers
as Airport Official
Kunal Kumar
as Valet
Gledys Ibarra
as Maria
Eric Sirakian
as Hotel Waiter
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