The Hindustan Times notes that Russell Crowe stars in the Netflix film ‘Unabomber’ with Jacob Tremblay and Shailene Woodley, which splits its story between the manhunt for Kaczynski and his earlier years at Harvard.
Why it matters
Fans will see Crowe's new role in a high‑profile Netflix series about the Unabomber.
Key facts
- The film is titled ‘Unabomber’.
- It is released on Netflix.
- The story examines the education of a terrorist.
Evidence
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