Denzel Washington Robs A Bank In First Look At Netflix’s New Crime Movie

Denzel Washington Robs A Bank In First Look At Netflix’s New Crime Movie

Image from InstarImages.com Published Nov 9, 2026, 9:15 AM EST Nick Bythrow is a Lead Writer for ScreenRant. He has been writing for the site since September 2022. He graduated from Hampshire College in 2022, where he triple majored in Journalism, Communications, and Media Studies. When he's not writing about TV and movies for ScreenRant and his blog, Frayed Branches, Nick is penning speculative fiction and poetry on Amazon. He lives outside Boston, Massachusetts. Sign in to your ScreenRant account This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.Denzel Washington is robbing a bank in a first look at Netflix's new crime movie. New images from Washington's upcoming heist thriller have been released, offering a first glimpse at the upcoming movie set to arrive on streaming in just a few months. Washington's best movies in recent years have included a number of high-profile action films, the most notable being those in The Equalizer trilogy. Some of his other recent movies have included the crime noir thriller The Little Things and the historical action drama Gladiator II. His versatility in various roles continues to make him a strong presence onscreen. Now, Entertainment Weekly has released new images from Washington's upcoming Netflix heist thriller The Take. The upcoming movie sees Washington star as professional thief Christian Carter, who recruits former Army captain Noah (Robert Pattinson) to rob the richest bank in Mahattan. It's also where Noah's girlfriend, Rose (Daisy Edgar-Jones), works as a bank teller, forcing him to decide who he can truly trust. The images hint at the expected robbery, Carter's recruitment of Noah, and his relationship with Rose. Check out all the images below: More to come...

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