Zero Day, Robert De Niro and Netflix

Netflix’s Zero Day sneak peek sees Robert De Niro under pressure
Netflix shared the opening scene of its new political thriller premiering in February, which stars Robert De Niro and more.
Robert De Niro Is in Danger in New ‘Zero Day’ Sneak Peek
A new look at Zero Day has been released by Netflix. Robert DeNiro, Lizzy Caplan and Jesse Plemons star in the series.
Netflix Releases First Scene From 'Zero Day' Starring Robert De Niro
Robert De Niro plays two roles in a new film from Goodfellas screenwriter Nicholas Pileggi, which hits theaters in March, but first, you can see him in the upcoming Netflix series Zero Day from Eric Newman and Noah Oppenheim. Netflix has released the opening scene for the series, which follows De Niro as former president George Mullen.
Netflix shares opening scene from political thriller Zero Day starring Robert De Niro
Netflix has released a clip from Zero Day which gives us a sneak peek at the opening scene of the political conspiracy thriller series starring Robert De Niro; check it out below… “Zero Day asks the question on everyone’s mind — how do we find truth in a world in crisis,
Robert De Niro is running out of time in “Zero Day” opening scene (exclusive)
When a cyberattack kills thousand of people, there's one man a fictional America can turn to: Robert De Niro. De Niro serves as the star (and an executive producer) of Netflix's u
Watch Trailer For 'Zero Day' Starring Robert De Niro
"Zero Day" premieres on Netflix Feb. 20.
Netflix's new political thriller just got an intense sneak peek clip — and it looks like my next binge-watch for 2025
“Zero Day” is a gripping political thriller that dives into the struggle of uncovering the truth in a world on the brink of ...
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Netflix unveils the first trailer for Zero Day, political thriller starring Robert DeNiro
Set the date on your calendars as Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro's thrilling and intense limited series Zero Day is ...
De Niro heads to TV for ‘Zero Day,’ a dark and twisty political thriller
Several years ago, Noah Oppenheim, then the president of NBC News, was talking shop with New York Times reporter Michael ...