The green light is on for a new Netflix limited series starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman.

On Friday, Netflix announced that "Black Rabbit," its latest creative partnership with Aggregate Films, will be starred in and executive produced by the two actors.

Bateman, who will also direct the series' first two episodes, will executive produce alongside Michael Costigan under their production company, Aggregate Films.

On the other hand, Law, alongside Ben Jackson, will executive produce under Riff Raff Entertainment. Joining them as executive producers are Zach Baylin and Kate Susman from Youngblood Pictures, Andrew Hinderaker, Zac Frognowski, Justin Levy and David Bernon.

Baylin and Susman, the creators and co-executive producers of the show, will also write the script. Baylin is known for writing "King Richard," while his wife, Susman, worked on "The Order."

Meanwhile, joining the "Ozark" and "Fantastic Beasts" actors in the cast are Cleopatra Coleman of "Rebel Moon - Part One," Amaka Okafor of "Bodies," Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù of "Gangs of London" and Dagmara Dominczyk of "The Last Daughter.

"Black Rabbit" will follow the story of a New York City hotspot owner who allows his turbulent brother back into his life. As he does this, he "opens the door to escalating dangers that threaten to bring down everything he's built."

Bateman and Law's Netflix project was first announced in October 2022, per Variety. At the time, it was reported that they were developing a limited series at Netflix.

No plot details for "Black Rabbit" were given at the time.

Bateman has a lot of shows and movies in his filmography, including "Arrested Development," "Bad Words," "Zootopia," "Juno," "Air," "Game Night," "Growing Up Fisher," "Identity Thief" and "The Invention of Lying," among many others.

Meanwhile, his directorial projects include "The Outsider," "The Family Fang," "Do Not Disturb," "For Your Love," "Brother's Keeper," "Family Matters" and "Valerie."

Law also appeared in various films and TV productions. He is known for his roles in "The Talented Mr. Ripley," "Closer," "The Grand Budapest Hotel" and "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow," among many others.

Like Bateman, he was also a director of "Do Not Disturb." In 1999, he directed a segment of "Tube Tales."

More details about Bateman and Law's Netflix limited series are yet to be disclosed.

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