Cillian Murphy thriller Anna is proving popular on Netflix, with the movie becoming the fourth most-watched film globally on the streaming platform.
The 2019 film, available to stream on US Netflix, sees Sasha Luss in the titular role, playing a former KGB agent turned model who is forced to return to her assassin roots and avenge her former employer, in exchange for her freedom.
Oppenheimer's Murphy is CIA agent Leonard Miller, with Helen Mirren and Luke Evans also starring.
"Beneath a woman's striking beauty lies a secret that will unleash her indelible strength and skill to become one of the most feared assassins on the planet," teases the synopsis.
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Anna didn't perform well with critics at the time, with the movie receiving a score of 33% on Rotten Tomatoes. The film fared better with fans, receiving an 81% audience rating on the same site.
The movie is directed by Luc Besson, known for action thriller Lucy starring Scarlett Johansson and for Taken featuring Liam Neeson.
Anna is not currently available on Netflix UK and Ireland but is available to rent or buy via Prime Video and Apple TV+.
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Since his Oscar win at the 2024 Academy Awards, Murphy has signed on for the upcoming film adaptation of bestselling book Blood Runs Coal by author Mark A. Bradley.
As for the reprisal of Tommy Shelby in a much-anticipated Peaky Blinders film, show boss Steven Knight confirmed that Murphy is on board.
"He definitely is returning for it," he told BirminghamWorld, before saying that filming will begin "in September just down the road in Digbeth".
Anna is available on Netflix globally, except in the UK and Ireland, where it can be rented or bought via Prime Video and Apple TV+.
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