Mark Wahlberg's “Spenser Confidential” gets Netflix release
Hollywood action star Mark Wahlberg's latest movie Spenser Confidential reboots the Spenser franchise from its long-defunct TV run on ABC in the 1980s. The movie aims to be an action comedy where Wahlberg's Spenser, an ex Boston police officer, teams up with an ensemble of characters played by Iliza Shlesinger, Marc Maron and rapper Post Malone. The movie releases on Netflix on 6 March 2020.
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