The new Netflix miniseries “Zero Day” stars Robert De Niro, making his debut as the lead in a television series. The production tells the story of a former U.S. president investigating a cyberattack.
“Zero Day” is a six-episode Netflix miniseries following George Mullen, played by Robert De Niro, as he investigates a cyberattack that devastated the U.S.
Robert De Niro, who is also a producer of the series, marks his television debut as the lead in a series.
Created by Eric Newman, the creator of “Narcos,” and Noah Oppenheim, the screenwriter of “The Maze Runner,” the production promises an intense storyline filled with questions and moral dilemmas.
“The world today is scarier,” De Niro stated in an interview with Netflix Tudum.
Oppenheim said the series aims to show “the cost of power for those who must face these enormous challenges, what it means for them personally, and what it means for their families.”
The series also features Angela Basset, Jesse Plemons, Lizzy Caplan, and Matthew Modine in the cast. All six episodes will be available on February 20 on the platform, all directed by Lesli Linka Glatter.
+Watch the “Zero Day” trailer on Netflix
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