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.

In its first week, it set records for Sky, drawing over three million viewers ... Though specific details about The Day of the Jackal season 2 are still under wraps, including plotlines and ...

drawing a record audience of three million viewers in its first week. The Day of the Jackal ranked #1 on Peacock’s Top 10 TV Shows on its platform and was a Top 5 streaming original in the US ...

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 ...

There wouldn’t have been room for a cougar in Fredrick Forsyth’s 1971 novel, The Day of the Jackal, nor in Fred Zinnemann’s 1973 feature. I hear the title and I think of a meticulous yet ...

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 ...