From Mission: Impossible to James Bond, it's easy to draw comparisons to the best of the best, but there's an edge to The Day of the Jackal's story. The Peacock series encourages us to root for ...

We later learn that he’s an assassin called The Jackal (Eddie Redmayne). His goal wasn’t to kill the man’s son but to draw the mogul out; from far away from the hospital, he gauges the wind ...

Meanwhile, callousness is a trait the Jackal has long demonstrated. Redmayne's calm demeanor is predatory, drawing in the audience as well as his prey. It's therefore shocking each time he strikes.

It may have only just ended however The Day of the Jackal fans are already counting ... picked up fans when it hit screens last month, drawing in an audience of three million in the first week.

Eddie Redmayne stars as the titular assassin known as the Jackal in this new reimagining ... she digs into who built this mysterious bunker and why, drawing herself into a dangerous and deadly ...

Like its predecessors, ‘The Day of the Jackal’ looks to update the story ... It also doesn’t help that the story naturally must draw on the sort of scenes that are common among such entries ...

But Redmayne’s innate slipperiness is well-suited to his latest role: an unknowable and deadly assassin in “The Day of the Jackal,” premiering Thursday on Peacock with five episodes (of 10).

Meanwhile, callousness is a trait the Jackal has long demonstrated. Redmayne’s calm demeanor is predatory, drawing in the audience as well as his prey. It’s therefore shocking each time he ...