Robert De Niro continues work on Netflix miniseries Zero Day as cameras roll in NYC acting icon plays former president in political thriller
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The two-time Oscar winner, 80, has been busy filming political thriller. He plays the role of a former president probing a cyberattack. Angela Bassett, Jesse Plemons and Gaby Hoffmann also star in project

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