The Assassin: Keeley Hawes Delivers in Sharp Hitwoman Drama
The Guardian's review hails 'The Assassin' as a perfectly crafted TV show, praising Keeley Hawes' performance and the show's witty writing.
A Fresh Take on the Assassin Genre
This isn't your typical assassin story. 'The Assassin' explores themes of menopause and family dynamics, offering a unique perspective within the crime drama landscape. Keeley Hawes shines as the titular character, a retired killer forced back into action.
Why This Show Stands Out
The review highlights the show's stylish visuals, sharp dialogue, and tightly-woven plot. The combination of action, humor, and relatable themes makes 'The Assassin' a must-watch.

The Perfect Pairing: Menopause and Murder
As the Guardian review points out, a menopausal assassin is a surprisingly apt combination. The show cleverly uses the character's hormonal changes to add depth and humor to the storyline.
Keeley Hawes: A Career-Defining Performance?
The review emphasizes Hawes' exceptional acting, suggesting this could be one of her best roles yet. Her portrayal of a complex and relatable character is a major highlight of the show.
