Eddie Redmayne Praises 'Day of the Jackal' Finale for Its Impactful Twist
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Eddie Redmayne was initially hesitant to join the Peacock series 'The Day of the Jackal' due to his admiration for the original film and book, but was convinced by the modernized adaptation and its compelling narrative. The first season finale features a twist where Redmayne's character, the Jackal, kills Bianca Pullman, diverging from the original story. Redmayne, who also serves as an executive producer, found the role challenging yet rewarding, as it allowed him to explore the character's dual life as a master assassin and family man. The series has been renewed for a second season.
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