Robert De Niro Tackles Cyber Mayhem as a Former President in Netflix’s Star-Studded Series Zero Day! (And Yes, It’s as Epic as It Sounds)

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Netflix just dropped the trailer for Zero Day, and it’s got everything you didn’t know you needed: cyber-attacks, conspiracy theories, Robert De Niro as a former U.S. president, and more big-name stars than a red carpet at the Oscars.

Let’s start with the headline news: Robert De Niro—yes, THE Robert De Niro—stars as George Mullen, a retired U.S. president who has hung up his “leader of the free world” hat only to dive headfirst into a cyber nightmare. As if retirement isn’t already stressful enough!

Here’s the Plot (aka The Reason We’re All Hooked):
De Niro plays a widely admired ex-prez who’s trying to clean up a massive mess after a cyber-attack rocks the country. Think chaos, disinformation, and more drama than your family group chat during the holidays. George Mullen, now head honcho of the Zero Day Commission, has one job: find out who’s behind the digital doom that’s left the nation in shambles—and oh, by the way, caused thousands of deaths.

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But wait, there’s more! As if cyber-sleuthing wasn’t enough, Mullen’s mission comes with a side of personal demons and deep, dark secrets (because who doesn’t love some good old-fashioned political baggage?). All the while, power-hungry tech moguls, shady Wall Street types, and government bigwigs keep getting in his way. Spoiler alert: they’re not exactly helping.

The Cast Is Absolutely Stacked:
Netflix didn’t hold back on the talent for this one. Connie Britton brings her signature cool, Matthew Modine steps up to the plate, Angela Bassett adds her iconic presence (because of course), and Jesse Plemons shows up to remind us why he’s in literally everything lately.

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Oh, and let’s not forget Lizzy Caplan, Joan Allen, Dan Stevens (yes, dreamy Dan Stevens), and Bill Camp. They’re joined by McKinley Belcher III, while Clark Gregg and Gaby Hoffmann pop in for some guest-star magic. Honestly, this cast list feels like a Hollywood bingo card.

When and Where to Watch:
Mark your calendars, set your reminders, and tell your group chat: Zero Day drops all six episodes on February 20th. Yes, Netflix is giving us the whole enchilada in one go—no weekly episodes here. So, prep your binge-watching snacks accordingly.

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Zero Day promises to be part political thriller, part cyber mystery, and 100% chaos—and we’re so here for it. If you’ve ever wanted to see Robert De Niro take on cyberterrorists while juggling presidential secrets, this is your moment. February 20th can’t come soon enough!

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