The Day of the Jackal
Xvid
The Jackal is an elusive assassin who makes his living carrying out hits for the highest fee. He soon meets his match in a tenacious British intelligence officer who tracks him down in a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase across Europe.
When an elite assassin carries out his latest kill, it catches the attention of an intelligence officer, who starts to hunt him down.
With his previous client backing out of payment, the Jackal's reputation is on the line, and he starts to plot his revenge.
Armed with the knowledge of his wayward client's identity, the Jackal tracks him down in Munich, determined to settle the score.
His vengeance fulfilled, the Jackal flees Munich and tries to quell Nuria's suspicions. Bianca follows a new lead in her hunt.
The Jackal visits Norman with a special commission, but with Bianca also tracking Norman down, she is starting to close in on him.
Following his shoot-out with Bianca, the Jackal must escape his captors and regroup ahead of his hit on Ulle Dag Charles; Bianca tracks his trail of devastation through central Europe.
The Jackal and Bianca both descend on Tallinn in anticipation of UDC's announcement; with the venue in lockdown and Bianca closing in, the Jackal must use all his wiles as he prepares to take his shot.
Emerging from the turmoil in Tallinn, the Jackal retreats into the shadows. Meanwhile, Bianca meticulously delves into the mysterious history of 'Duggan,' analyzing his experiences in Afghanistan to uncover potential new leads.
With the release of River imminent, UDC believes himself safe. As time runs out, the Jackal must use all his skills to reach his target.
A wanted man, the Jackal is on the run and desperate to get back to Nuria, but Bianca is given one last shot to bring him to justice.
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Eddie Redmayne | The Jackal |
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Lashana Lynch | Bianca Pullman |
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Eleanor Matsuura | Zina Jansone |
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Chukwudi Iwuji | Osita Halcrow |
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Úrsula Corberó | Nuria |
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Ben Hall | Damian Richardson |
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Lia Williams | Isabel Kirby |
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Jon Arias | Alvaro |
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Khalid Abdalla | Ulle Dag Charles |
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Sule Rimi | Paul Pullman |
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Florisa Kamara | Jasmine Pullman |
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Charles Dance | Timothy Winthorp |
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Corey Johnson | Doug Wojack |
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Christy Meyer | Leonora Boggs |
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Nick Blood | Vince Pyne |
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Patrick Kennedy | Teddy |
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Martin McDougall | Keith Canvey |
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Jonjo O'Neill | Edward Carver |
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Patrick O'Kane | Larry Stoke |
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Puchi Lagarde | Marisa |
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Adoney Díaz Barajas | Carlitos |
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Saúl Díaz Barajas | Carlitos |
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Kate Dickie | Alison Stoke |
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Adam James | Jeremy Whitelock |
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Richard Dormer | Norman Stoke |
| Packaging | MKV |
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| Nr Discs | 1 |
| Audio Tracks | Dolby Digital 2.0 |
| Subtitles | English |
| Location | TV_WWE |
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| Purchased | On Jan 01, 2025 at MinX |
| Index | 10018 |
| Added Date | Jan 01, 2025 10:40:45 |
| Modified Date | Feb 21, 2025 01:50:43 |
My quick rating - 7.6/10. This show delivers a gripping, high-stakes thriller that successfully reimagines the classic assassin-vs-intelligence chase for modern audiences. This adaptation is extremely well put together, with tight direction, stunning cinematography, and a steady rhythm that keeps the tension high throughout each episode. The ever-changing locales add depth and atmosphere to the story, immersing viewers in a thrilling game of cat and mouse across Europe.
Eddie Redmayne shines as the enigmatic and calculating Jackal, bringing a chilling presence to the role. His methodical precision and ability to stay one step ahead make him a compelling protagonist—or rather, antagonist—who commands attention in every scene. However, the series fails when it comes to his counterpart. Lashana Lynch, portraying the MI6 agent tasked with hunting him down, unfortunately delivers a lackluster performance that feels out of place amid an otherwise strong cast. Her portrayal lacks the intensity needed to truly sell the high-stakes pursuit, leaving a noticeable gap in the dynamic between hunter and hunted.
While the show’s pacing is spot-on—never feeling rushed or dragging—it does lack some of the signature elements that made previous Jackal adaptations stand out. The assassin’s ability to don disguises, a crucial aspect of his elusive nature in the original film and novel, is underutilized. Additionally, the focus on the assassination process itself feels somewhat reduced, leaving a desire for more insight into the Jackal’s deadly craft.
Despite these minor shortcomings, The Day of the Jackal is a thrilling ride that delivers suspense, intrigue, and beautiful visuals. If the missing puzzle piece—Lynch’s miscasting—is addressed in a potential second season, this series could reach even greater heights. A continuation would be more than welcome, especially if it leans further into the Jackal’s disguises and methods.
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