Going in Style
Three retired friends, desperate after their pensions are wiped out, plot to rob the very bank that stole their savings—risking freedom and reputation in a high‑stakes heist that could either restore their lives or land them behind bars.
“You're never too old to get even.”
Synopsis
Desperate to pay the bills and come through for their loved ones, three lifelong pals risk it all by embarking on a daring bid to knock off the very bank that absconded with their money.
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A crew of 85+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Myron KersteinShot by Rodney ChartersScored by Rob SimonsenDesigned by Anne Ross
Box Office
2017 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$84.6M
US & Canada: $45.0M — 53% of worldwide · International: $39.6M (47%)
Opening weekend: $11.9M — 27% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $17.0M — 38% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,061 theaters
Also known as
- Abgang mit Stilde
- Braquage à l'anciennefr
- Insospettabili sospettiit
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Cast & Crew
85 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Michael Caine
as Joe Harding
Morgan Freeman
as Willie Davis
Richie Moriarty
as Kyle Kitson
Josh Pais
as Chuck Lofton
Alan Arkin
as Albert Garner
Ann Margret
as Annie Santori
John Ortiz
as Bank Robber #1
Jorge Chapa
as Bank Security Guard
Peter Serafinowicz
as Murphy
Matt Dillon
as FBI Agent Arlen Hamer
Joey King
as Brooklyn Harding
Kenan Thompson
as Manager Keith Schonfeld
Supporting cast
64Maria Dizzia
as Rachel Harding
Christopher Lloyd
as Milton Kupchak
Ashley Aufderheide
as Kanika
Seth Barrish
as Dr. Helton
Siobhan Fallon Hogan
as Mitzi
Jeremy Bobb
as Donald Lewis
Anthony Chisholm
as Knights Grandmaster Paul
Gillian Glasco
as Maya
Jeremy Shinder
as Ezra Bronkowski
Nick Cordero
as Butcher
Barbara Ann Davison
as Lady in Electric Shopping Cart
Jojo Gonzalez
as Male Security Guard
Precious Sipin
as Female Security Guard
Meredith Antoian
as Teller
Annabelle Chow
as Lucy
Nancy Sun
as Mandy
Jessica Perez
as Waitress at Starhouse
Marlon Perrier
as Agent Cooper
Kenneth Maharaj
as FBI Crime Tech
Lulu Picart
as Nurse
Tony Arrigo
as Tony
Kieran Clark
as Line-up Agent
Lolita Foster
as O.R. Nurse
Frank Anello
as FBI Agent (uncredited)
Nick Austin
as Steel Worker (uncredited)
Aaron Ayhan
as Videographer (uncredited)
Matt Ballard
as Crutch Salesman (uncredited)
Tommy Bayiokos
as Cop (uncredited)
James Brickhouse
as Steel Worker (uncredited)
Jose Baez
as Wexler Employee (uncredited)
Chris Carfizzi
as Man Buying House (uncredited)
Katlyn Carlson
as Stacey (uncredited)
Nancy Castro
as News Reporter (uncredited)
Marc Chouen
as Corporate Executive (uncredited)
Frisco Cosme
as Steel Worker (uncredited)
Gina Diaz
as Parent at Carnival (uncredited)
Bella Didomenico
as School Girl (uncredited)
Joe Remy Dolinsky
as Wexler Employee (uncredited)
Ratnesh Dubey
as Anesthesiologist (uncredited)
Laren England
as Brooklyn's Friend (uncredited)
A J Franklin
as Steel Worker (uncredited)
Olli Haaskivi
as Man Showing House (uncredited)
Pete Hogan
as Mitzi's Dance Partner (uncredited)
Lyssa Mandel
as Woman Buying House (uncredited)
Dillon Mathews
as Steel Worker (uncredited)
Doris Mccarthy
as Foxy Senior (uncredited)
Longmore Mikhala
as Brooklyn's Friend (uncredited)
Leslie C Nemet
as Grocery Store Patron (uncredited)
Melanie Nicholls King
as Cary Sachs (uncredited)
Katrina E Perkins
as Carnival Parent (uncredited)
Jen Ponton
as Newlywed Wife (uncredited)
Eddie Sellner
as Knight of Hudson (uncredited)
Guy Sparks
as Diner Patron (uncredited)
Mark St Cyr
as DJ (uncredited)
Janet Stanwood
as Mrs. Howe (uncredited)
Arthur Swain
as Valet Driver (uncredited)
Linden Tailor
as Softball Umpire (uncredited)
Aly Tricarico
as Student (uncredited)
Richard Zavaglia
as Ed Howe (uncredited)
Lisa Zebrowski
as Carnival Parent (uncredited)
James Zeiss
as Steel Worker (uncredited)
Parker James Fullmore
as Carnival Kid (uncredited)
Chase Anderson
as Softball Sibling (uncredited)
David E Jenkins Jr
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