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IndieWire’s review finds Netflix’s The Whisper Man a competent but largely familiar thriller anchored by Robert De Niro’s restrained, gravitas-filled performance as a retired cop drawn back into a cold case when his grandson goes missing; strong turns from Adam Scott and Michelle Monaghan help, but the plot relies on standard police-procedural tropes, making it more watchable than groundbreaking and earning a C+.
Robert De Niro anchors a brisk Netflix thriller, The Whisper Man, playing a grizzled Jersey detective drawn into a copycat serial-killer case that echoes a past case. Joined by Adam Scott as an anxious, grief-stricken crime writer and Michelle Monaghan as a determined detective, with Michael Keaton as the imprisoned killer Carter, the adaptation by James Ashcroft unfolds as a steady, procedural chiller rooted in father–son tension. It’s a diverting, well-acted night of chills that doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it delivers solid entertainment with a few stylish touches.
Tom’s Guide highlights three new Netflix thrillers for Aug. 27–Sept. 2, led by The Whisper Man—a crime mystery film starring Robert De Niro, Michelle Monaghan, Adam Scott and Michael Keaton—and Greta (2018), about a waitress whose kindness draws a dangerous obsessive. A third title is mentioned in the piece but not named in the excerpt.
Robert De Niro blasted Donald Trump at a Rise Up event, delivering a blunt four-word rebuke—'Shut the fuck up'—that drew cheers from the audience as he tied his critique to Trump's remarks on inflation, the 2020 election, and U.S. policy, ultimately saying he can’t love a country led by Trump and urging Americans to resist while vowing to love his country again.
Robert De Niro used a no-name jab at Donald Trump during the Tribeca Festival opening night, praising unity at the event while criticizing leaders who divide, in a notable moment at the New York spectacle.
A look at a forgotten 1970s TV promo in which Robert De Niro pitches AMC’s Ambassador, paired with a concise history of the model from its Nash-era roots to AMC’s 1967 redesign and its sales decline after 1974, highlighting the era’s marketing stunts and the Ambassador’s luxury image amid broader industry shifts.
Al Pacino, 83, is set to become a father for the fourth time and second time in a few years with his girlfriend Noor Alfalla, 29. After having some medical issues in the past, Pacino asked Alfalla to take a DNA test to prove the baby was his, which turned out positive. Meanwhile, his friend and fellow actor Robert DeNiro also recently had a baby with his girlfriend Tiffany Chen and joked about having Pacino's kids over for playdates.