Samuel L. Jackson’s Forgotten Crime Thriller Officially Leaves Netflix Ahead of Taylor Sheridan Reunion
Samuel L. Jackson’s crime thriller *Cleaner* has left Netflix after several months on the service, with its removal taking place at the end of October. The film, which also stars Ed Harris and Eva Mendes, is approaching its 20th anniversary and was described as a successor to *Training Day*.
Jackson has recently entered Taylor Sheridan’s television universe, appearing in *Tulsa King* season three and leading its spin-off, *Frisco King*. Paramount has confirmed that the new series will premiere on 18 December. *Cleaner* remains available to rent or buy through services including Prime Video and Apple TV, and may receive a new streaming home.
In short
- *Cleaner* has been removed from Netflix.
- The film stars Samuel L. Jackson, Ed Harris and Eva Mendes.
- Jackson’s *Frisco King* spin-off premieres on 18 December.
Explained simply
Cleaner is a 2007 crime thriller starring Samuel L. Jackson as a former police officer who runs a business cleaning crime scenes. Ed Harris and Eva Mendes also appear in the film, which was presented as a follow-up to the crime drama Training Day.
Jackson has also worked with writer and producer Taylor Sheridan on the television series Tulsa King and its spin-off, Frisco King. The film and these newer projects are separate productions, but they feature the same actor. Cleaner can be rented or bought through digital services, and its next subscription streaming home is not yet known.