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Christopher Walken, Taylor Kitsch and Alexandra Daddario will star in *The Long Island Bank Robber*, a thriller based on a real bank-robbery story. Filming is expected to begin in New Jersey this month.
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Christopher Walken, Taylor Kitsch and Alexandra Daddario are set to star in *The Long Island Bank Robber*, a crime thriller based on the real story of a successful stockbroker who turns to robbing banks after losing his job, Nieuws.nl reports, citing Deadline.
Walken will play Stephen, a retired police officer with a strong moral compass. Matthew Gentile, who directed *American Murderer*, is directing the film. Its screenplay is based on *'Til Heist Do Us Part*, a book by Jeanne Callahan and Michael Harvey.
Gentile told Deadline the story explores grief, survival and marriage as well as bank robberies. Filming is expected to begin this month in New Jersey. No release date has been announced.
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