Catherine Zeta-Jones debuts sultry new look in upcoming thriller


The 56-year-old actress is channelling Old Hollywood in a first look at her upcoming Prime Video series, Kill Jackie


Catherine Zeta-Jones in Kill Jackie
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Catherine Zeta-Jones is returning to the small screen, but not like we've seen her before. The 56-year-old has swapped her gothic and vampiric wardrobe on Wednesday for high-end glamour with a retro twist in her forthcoming Prime Video thriller series Kill Jackie. 

A first look at the highly anticipated eight-part series just dropped, revealing Catherine has transformed into a deadly art dealer channelling the vintage flair of Old Hollywood. The actress leads the new series as Jackie Price, a retired drug smuggler who sets out on a revenge mission after discovering a group of hitmen called The Seven Demons are out to get her.

In one newly-released photo from the film, Catherine looked effortlessly sophisticated in a tailored jacket with a chic silky headscarf knotted at the neck, reminiscent of the elegant style worn by 50s film icons such as Audrey Hepburn in Roman Holiday and Grace Kelly in To Catch a Thief. In another scene, Catherine's hair was swept back beneath a second headscarf which perfectly complemented the vibrant red colour of her figure-flattering long-sleeve dress. 

Catherine Zeta-Jones in Kill Jackie on Prime Video© Unai Mateo, © Fremantle and Steel Springs Pictures
Catherine Zeta-Jones in Kill Jackie on Prime Video

The actress looked every inch the glamour queen in a third outfit, wearing a bronze dress adorned with sequins and paired with a statement faux fur bolero jacket over the top. Catherine forwent a headscarf, leaving her hair elegantly fashioned in an up-do with perfectly placed strands framing her face. 

Catherine has also taken on a behind-the-scenes role as an executive producer on the series. "I’m thrilled to be a part of Kill Jackie both behind and in front of the camera," she said.

"The opportunity to bring this multifaceted character to life, and explore a female-driven plot that encompasses empowerment, identity, and redemption is something I’m looking forward to," she added.

What is Kill Jackie about?

The upcoming thriller series, which drops on Prime Video in Autumn 2026, is based on the novel The Price You Pay by Sunday Times best-selling author Nick Harkaway and is from the creatives behind Killing Eve and Gangs of London

Catherine Zeta-Jones in Kill Jackie© Unai Mateo, © Fremantle and Steel Springs Pictures
Óscar Jaenada as Zigor and Catherine Zeta-Jones as Jackie Price

In the gender-swapped adaptation, Catherine's character Jackie has spent 20 years living a luxurious life while trying to stay anonymous after escaping her past as a drug smuggler. 

"But just as life starts to feel a little boring, it takes a sudden lethal turn when she discovers that The Seven Demons, a squad of the world’s most terrifying hitmen, have been hired to kill her. Assuming someone from her past is behind it, Jackie unleashes her old instincts and embarks on a wild, dangerous game plan: to take down The Demons one by one before they kill her," the series synopsis teases. 

"However, she soon realises her own demons are much more terrifying than the ruthless killers on her trail…and her buried secrets lead her closer to home, with surprising consequences."

Who else stars in Kill Jackie?

Daniel Ings as Sam in Kill Jackie© Matt Towers, © Fremantle and Steel Springs Pictures
Daniel Ings as Sam in Kill Jackie

Catherine is joined by a stacked cast, including The Gentleman star Daniel Ings and rising talent Raff Law, who is the son of Jude Law and Sadie Frost. 

The series also stars Sidse Babett Knudsen (Borgen, Sons) Ron Perlman (Hellboy), Julian Barratt (The Mighty Boosh), Bill Paterson (Fleabag), Óscar Jaenada (Cantinflas, The Shallows), Christine Adams (Black Lightning), Julian Rhind-Tutt (Green Wing) and Jonathan Cake (Rebecca). 

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