Leo Woodall is set to lead the new Netflix limited series Vladimir opposite Rachel Weisz.

Leo Woodall is set to star opposite Rachel Weisz in the upcoming Netflix limited series "Vladimir," Variety has learned.

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Woodall stars as the enigmatic Vladimir in the series alongside Rachel Weisz, adapted from Julia May Jonas' book of the same name.

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Leo Woodall, whose on-screen credits include One Day and Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, has joined the cast of Netflix's Vladimir.

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