The New York Times

‘The Day of the Jackal’ Is a Cat-and-Mouse Thriller

The new Peacock series, starring Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch, adapts the 1971 Frederick Forsyth novel and sets the action in the present day. By Esther Zuckerman Eddie Redmayne is one of our most ...
The Hollywood Reporter

‘The Day of the Jackal’: Eddie Redmayne, Úrsula Corberó, Lashana Lynch Talk Complex Characters, Chemistry and London Roots at U.K. Premiere

The Sky and Peacock series’ stars shared set experiences, how they felt home sick, and their London pride during a Q&A. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor The Day of the Jackal is being billed by ...
IndieWire

‘The Day of the Jackal’ Review: Eddie Redmayne’s Puffed-Up Peacock Show Feels Like a Year of Your Life

Tired parallels between cops and criminals along with timely critiques of billionaires and bosses get equally lost in a 10-episode season so egregiously bloated I can't believe it's not on Netflix.
Deadline.com

‘The Day Of The Jackal’: Eddie Redmayne Will Return For Season 2

Eddie Redmayne will be back as the Jackal. Peacock and Sky renewed hit man drama The Day of the Jackal for a second season earlier this month and the streamer and British broadcaster confirmed that ...
Variety

‘The Day of the Jackal’ Producer Didn’t Want to Do a Reboot Because He Loved the Original Movie, but Then the ‘Business Imperative Took Over’

“The Day of the Jackal” producer Gareth Neame has admitted he initially balked at making the Eddie Redmayne reboot, which was released last month, because he was such a fan of the 1973 movie starring ...