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He soon meets a determined British intelligence officer who tracks him down on a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase across Europe

Tale

The Jackal is an elusive assassin who makes his living from hit movies for the highest fee. The novel The Day of the Jackal was set in 1963 and involved the assassination attempt on then-French President Charles de Gaulle.

The play is set in the present era

A remake of The Day of the Jackal (1973). Eddie Redmayne gives a mesmerizing performance, embodying the titular assassin with a stunning precision that makes him terrifying and magnetic.

Unfortunately, Lashana Lynch’s performance falls flat on its face, feeling wooden and uninspired

Redmayne’s meticulous approach to the role builds tension, making his every move feel deliberate and inevitable. His ability to combine charm with menace ensures that the audience is both repulsed and captivated, capturing the essence of the character’s duality.

Overall, the film is an engaging adaptation, but there are occasional uneven performances

Her portrayal of the determined intelligence operative lacked depth, often coming across as one-dimensional and overly dependent on clichés. In a series that’s rich in nuance and detail, her character’s lack of complexity is a negative.

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Redmayne’s brilliance alone makes it worth watching, but Lynch’s shortcomings somewhat detract from the experience. The new season of The Silo; is one of the biggest TV and streaming premieres this month.

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