Collider reports that Michael Fassbender's 93‑minute espionage thriller Black Bag is about to be removed from the Peacock streaming service.
Why it matters
Fans will no longer be able to watch Fassbender's short spy film on Peacock.
Key facts
- The film has been described as a twisty anti‑James Bond espionage thriller.
Evidence
Weak evidence — treat this as unconfirmed.
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