The Out-Laws

What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedThe Out-Laws

Film · 2023

If you loved The Out-Laws, start with The Out-Laws (Malin-Sarah Gozin, 2012) — a series from the same story. Below: 4 books, 1 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to The Out-Laws across media.

If you loved The Out-Laws, you clearly crave the chaotic collision of high-stakes criminal tension and awkward, deeply complicated family dynamics.

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The Out-Laws

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The Out-Laws

Malin-Sarah Gozin · Series · 2012

Books on the same thread

The Bad Guys

The Bad Guys

Aaron Blabey · Book

Shares a thread with The Out-Laws: Heist comedy.

Much like the bank heist chaos in The Out-Laws, this story leans into the humor of subverting criminal tropes through an unlikely group of characters who navigate high-stakes mischief.

The Last One at the Wedding

The Last One at the Wedding

Jason Rekulak · Book

Explores: estranged family, class disparity, hidden secrets.

The Out-Laws masterfully blends wedding stress with criminal suspicion, a tension you will find mirrored here as a father navigates the intense, hidden secrets surrounding his daughter's high-profile wedding.

Anxious People

Anxious People

Fredrik Backman · Book · 2021

Explores: Hostage situation, Anxiety, Redemption.

This narrative captures the same absurdity found in The Out-Laws by trapping an eclectic group of people in a failed bank robbery, forcing them to confront their personal baggage.

Lies and Weddings

Lies and Weddings

Kevin Kwan · Book

Explores: wealth disparity, social climbing, scandal.

The Out-Laws thrives on the intersection of romance and scandal, a pairing that defines this story as social climbing and public mishaps threaten to derail a significant family wedding.

Series on the same thread

The Outlaws

The Outlaws

Stephen Merchant · Series · 2021

Explores: Community Service, Organized Crime, Misfit Group.

If the forced, mismatched interactions of The Out-Laws kept you entertained, you will enjoy watching this group of strangers navigate organized crime while tethered together by their own unique circumstances.

Podcasts on the same thread

Crime in Sports

Crime in Sports

James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · Podcast · 2026

Explores: athlete misconduct, legal absurdity, scandalous behavior.

This podcast mirrors the dark, investigative humor of The Out-Laws by focusing on the legal absurdity of people caught in criminal behavior, keeping the tone light despite the serious subject.

Small Town Murder

Small Town Murder

James Pietragallo, Jimmie Whisman · Podcast · 2026

Explores: provincial life, tragic irony, forensic breakdown.

Just as The Out-Laws finds humor in the middle of a bank heist, this show expertly balances the gravity of murder investigations with a sharp, comedic lens on small-town life.

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Common questions

Is The Out-Laws (2023) a remake of the 2012 television series The Out-Laws?

No, the 2023 movie The Out-Laws is a distinct production. While it shares a title with the 2012 television series The Out-Laws, the film features an original plot centered on a bank manager who suspects his new in-laws are a team of notorious bank robbers.

Does the 2023 movie The Out-Laws connect to the 2012 series The Out-Laws?

There is no narrative connection between the 2023 film The Out-Laws and the 2012 television series The Out-Laws. They are separate projects that happen to share the same title, and the plot of the film is entirely independent of the events depicted in the earlier television series.

What is the plot of the movie The Out-Laws?

The Out-Laws follows a straight-laced bank manager whose bank is robbed by the Ghost Bandits during his wedding week. He becomes convinced that his future in-laws, who have recently arrived in town, are actually the infamous criminals responsible for the heist.

Should I watch the 2012 series The Out-Laws before the 2023 movie The Out-Laws?

It is not necessary to watch the 2012 television series The Out-Laws before viewing the 2023 movie The Out-Laws. The two titles are not related, and the movie provides a self-contained story about a bank manager dealing with his suspected criminal in-laws.

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