TV Mini Series

The Hack

Name: The Hack
Genre: Crime, Drama
Released: 2025
Duration: 343 min
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Robert Carlyle, Toby Jones, David Tennant, Rose Leslie

2025·5h 43m

CrimeDrama

IMDb Rating

★ 7.3/10

3,037 votes

While a journalist uncovers evidence of phone hacking at a tabloid newspaper, a former police detective looks into the unsolved murder of a private investigator.

The Hack is a 2025 crime drama movie, starring Robert Carlyle, Toby Jones, David Tennant. It holds an IMDb rating of 7.3/10 from 3,037 votes and runs 5h 43m.

▶ Trailer 👁 Watch ➕ Add to Queue ⭐ Rate

Actions open in the full BullseyeFlix app and jump to the exact feature.

🎬 Open in BullseyeFlix

Full details · Watch links · Similar movies

Stars

Robert Carlyle

Toby Jones

David Tennant

Rose Leslie

Details

Release Date2025-09-24

Runtime343 min

TypeTV Mini Series

Countries★ United Kingdom

Languages★ English

Keywords

tabloidbritish journalistscotland yardensemble casteavesdroppingnews sitetrialinvestigation of unsolved murderreference to sienna millerbritish pressformer prime ministerhackinginvasion of privacypolice investigationscandalpolice detectivethe new york timesnewspaper editorbbc panoramanational scandalbritish prime minister2000scrime allegationreference to elle macphersontrue crimevoicemailauthorinternational scandalnews of the world the newspaperreference to john prescottcourtinformtionjournalismjournalistnewspaper scandalreference to gordon brownpublic interestbugging a cell phonefleet street londontabloid journalismbased on true storycaught eavesdroppingbritish politicsbullyingjournalism ethicsnewspaperprivacy allegationsreference to keir starmertabloid journalisttabloids2010police corruptionreference to rupert murdochmediapolitical scandaltabloid publisherjournalist investigation20092006phone hacksurveillancenews internationalphone hacking2010sbbc newsnightthe guardian the newspapertv mini seriesnews photographerfather son relationshipabuse of powertabloid photographerreference to jeremy paxmanelectronic eavesdroppingpolice inquiryfleet streetthe guardian newspaperjournalist interviewinvestigationmedia scandal10 downing street londonprivate investigatortabloid newspaperreference to david cameron