A24's new dark comedy, "How to Make a Killing," is set to premiere in theaters, promising a gleeful "eat-the-rich" romp with an A-list ensemble. Written and directed by John Patton Ford, known for "Emily the Criminal," the film stars Glen Powell, Topher Grace, and Jessica Henwick, alongside Margaret Qualley, Ed Harris, Bill Camp, and Zach Woods. Collider's Steve Weintraub recently had the pleasure of interviewing Powell, Grace, and Henwick, diving into the film and their personal and professional lives through a round of Collider's "Get to Know You" game.

In "How to Make a Killing," Glen Powell portrays Becket Redfellow, a blue-collar individual disowned at birth by his extraordinarily wealthy family. Having been deprived of luxuries like planes, yachts, and even islands during his childhood, Becket is now grown up and determined to collect his rightful $28 billion inheritance. The only obstacle in his path is seven estranged, obscenely rich family members.

During the "Get to Know You" game, the actors shared fascinating insights. Topher Grace revealed his