American filmmaker and producer David Fincher and streaming giant Netflix will once again work together on a film adapted from the French graphic novel “The Killer”.

With this new proposal, Fincher will portray the life of a hitman while going through a psychological crisis.

Tras estrenar “Mank” en diciembre pasado, sobre el detrás de escena de la escritura del guión de “El ciudadano” de Orson Welles, Fincher will return to the field of dark and criminal plots to which much of his filmography belongs with this story published in 1998, created by Matz and illustrated by Luc Jacamon.

further, It transpired that the director will be accompanied in the project by Andrew Kevin, autor del guion de “Se7en” (1995) who also participated in other tapes of his, as “Al filo de la muerte” (1997) Y “El club de la pelea” (1999).

By last, one of the first names that sound to take the leading role is that of Michael Fassbender (“Steve Jobs”, X-Men franchise), who already had the first conversations to join the production.

This is the fourth collaboration between Fincher and Netflix, the first two belonging to the universe of the series, cuando trabajó como director y productor ejecutivo de “House of Cards” (2013) Y “Mindhunter” (2017), whose continuity was suspended after its second season due to the other projects that the filmmaker had.

While, el año pasado estrenó el dos veces candidato al Oscar a la mejor dirección estrenó el largometraje en blanco y negro que retrata a Herman “Mank” Mankiewicz durante la época en la que, according to the official story, participó de la confección del guion del clásico de Orson Welles “El ciudadano” (1941).

“Mank” obtuvo 12 nominations and outperformed her competitors for the 26th. edition of the Critics Choice Awards, to be awarded on Sunday 7 March with transmission in Argentina by the signals TNT and TNT Series.