Jason Bateman Discusses 'Black Rabbit' and Netflix's Role in Reviving 'Arrested Development'
Originally published Jun 2, 2026
By Matthew Minton · Variety
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Key points
- Jason Bateman and Jude Law star as estranged brothers in 'Black Rabbit', now streaming on Netflix.
- 'Black Rabbit' has received Golden Globe and Writers Guild award nominations.
- Bateman credits Netflix with reviving 'Arrested Development' through its streaming platform.
- The show delves into themes of family conflict and business rivalry.
- The series has been praised for its writing and strong performances.
Jason Bateman stars in 'Black Rabbit,' a new Netflix series where he and Jude Law play estranged brothers who reunite and face destructive challenges. The show has received critical acclaim and multiple award nominations, including Golden Globe and Writers Guild recognition. In an interview, Bateman also reflected on Netflix's role in reviving 'Arrested Development,' highlighting the streaming platform's impact on the show's resurgence. The series explores themes of family, business, and reconciliation, drawing praise for its writing and performances.
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