The iconic film actor plays a former U.S. president put in an impossible position in the Netflix political thriller.

Co-creators Eric Newman and Noah Oppenheim also tell TheWrap about the Netflix limited series' real-world parallels and why characters' party affiliation was left vague "by design"

Let's break down the explosive series finale of Netflix's "Zero Day," a cautionary tale about autocracy, misinformation and cyberterrorism.

Zero Day's Robert De Niro and Eric Newman explain the similarities between the fictional George Mullen and former President Joe Biden.

For Lizzy Caplan, joining Netflix's "Zero Day" was an easy decision to make, citing Robert De Niro's involvement, as well as the "solid" credentials of co-creators Eric Newman, Noah Oppenheim and Michael Schmidt.

Can you handle a cyberattack in this computer age when everybody is completely dependent on the internet, phones, and computers? And who do you think would be able to save the world from such a crisis?

Zero Day executive producer Eric Newman interviews star Robert De Niro for The Hollywood Reporter about the limited series. De Niro reveals what attracted him to this role, how the plot of the show mirrored real-life political events and more.