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The Jackal is an invisible assassin who makes his living by making high-priced hits. He soon meets his match in a tough British intelligence officer who tracks him down on a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase across Europe. Check out our list of renewals and cancellations to see if your favorite show has been cut. Forsyth was working as a freelance journalist covering the Biafran war. When it ended, he returned to Britain unemployed and unsure of what to do next. He said, «I had no chance of a job, no flat, no car and no savings. Then I had this crazy, crazy idea to write a novel. ‘Everyone said you had to be crazy or crazy, because the chances of it even getting published were hundreds to one or thousands to one.’ The film rights were snapped up within weeks of publication. Several Hollywood bigwigs vied to play the role of the Jackal in the 1973 film, but the role went to a then-unknown Edward Fox because director Fred Sinnamon thought he could blend in with a crowd. (Airmail). The Graham Norton Show: Denzel Washington/Paul Mescal/Saoirse Ronan/Eddie Redmayne/Blossoms (2024). Eddie Redmayne gives a bewitching performance, embodying the titular killer with a chilling precision that makes him both terrifying and magnetic. Redmayne’s meticulous approach to the role heightens the tension, making his every move feel calculated and inevitable. His ability to blend charm with menace ensures that audiences are both disgusted and captivated, capturing the essence of the character’s duality. Unfortunately, Lashana Lynch’s performance pales in comparison, feeling wooden and uninspired. Her portrayal of a determined intellectual activist lacks depth and often relies too much on one-dimensionality and clichés. In a series that thrives on nuance and detail, her character’s lack of complexity is a negative. Overall, the film is a gripping adaptation, but it struggles with uneven performances at times. Redmayne’s brilliance alone makes it worth watching, but Lynch’s shortcomings somewhat diminish the experience.