Tilda Swinton
According to foreign media, Tilda Swinton recently confirmed in an interview that she will star in the Netflix thriller "The Killer" directed by David Finch and starring Michael Fassbinder. The film is based on the novel series of the same name by Alexis Knoll, which revolves around a cold-blooded assassin who begins to suffer a psychological crisis in a world without moral indicators, and the story is full of black atmosphere.
This time, David Finch hired his old partner "Seven Deadly Sins" screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker to write the script, and the film may start in Paris in November. It's worth noting that "The Killer" is one of finch's four-year contracts that have been renewed with Netflix. Some sources said that the director's default on the film was a movie, not a film. In Finch's perception, in his work, "Seven Deadly Sins" is a movie, and "Mank" is a film.
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