In the 1980s, the FBI uncovered a series of bank robberies that were linked to a white supremacist group that was raising money to build an army, with a seven-stage plan to take over the country. "The Order" recounts a piece of American history that many people don't know about. "It has this uncomfortable relevance and place in society today and tells it in such a way that it's a pretty thrilling cat-and-mouse movie," said Oscar nominee Jude Law ("The Talented Mr. Ripley," "Cold Mountain"), who plays FBI agent Terry Husk. "The Order," also starring Nicholas Hoult, Jurnee Smollett and Tye Sheridan, opens in theaters Dec. 6. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/entertainment/movies/the-order-interview-jude-law-jurnee-smollett-tye-sheridan-vertical-true-story-fbi-white-supremacist-group-bob-mathews/531-e8f3626d-b897-45cd-8749-8fb1890378ee