Carnival Films bosses Gareth Neame and Nigel Marchant explain their take on Edward Fox’s pro assassin character heading into a second season of the Peacock and Sky streaming drama.

Len Cariou has been one of the most beloved characters in the Blue Bloods franchise since the very beginning as the witty and comforting Henry Reagan. The actor was sad to learn that the show would not be continuing after season 14, but he wrote an alternate ending for his character ahead of the finale...

Ahead of the two-part finale’s release, Redmayne and the series received Critics Choice and Golden Globe nominations for best actor and drama, and the actor was “thrilled” to see the show be recognized so soon.

This story contains major spoilers from the finale of The Day of the Jackal.] Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne says he was initially reluctant to join The Day of the Jackal when he was first approached. "I loved the original movie and the Frederick Forsyth book.

I spoke with executive producers Nigel Marchant and Gareth Neame about the series and Jackal's interesting human side.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." In The Day of the Jackal novel by Frederick Forsyth, the Jackal, the titular assassin, dies at the end. In the 1973 film adaption,

Edie Redmayne is already “dreaming” about the filming location of The Day of the Jackal’s upcoming season after a “chaotic” conclusion to the first one. Speaking to People magazine about the Peacock series which he also executive produces,

Redmayne tells PEOPLE how the Jackal's "unraveling" sets things up for season 2 after "everything is left in a chaotic place" in the season 1 finale