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This latest Labour broadcast is called "A Fairer Way, A Better Way" and aims to try and convince people to vote for Labour in next month's local elections.
In the short film, Malik sits down at his laptop and asks a "well-known search engine" about the Conservative Party's record in government. He reads out things he finds from the House of Commons Library, the Institute of Fiscal Studies, and the Daily Mail that appear to show that the Tories have failed mothers, the elderly, and working people.
After he finishes searching for things on the internet, Malik addresses the camera and says "when times are tough, the government squeezes the less well off while letting the richest avoid paying the taxes that the rest of us do.
Malik, who has starred in films such as "True Lies" with Arnold Schwarzenegger, almost went bankrupt in 1993 because he owed £32,000 in tax.
You can watch the broadcast below.
And here's a video of Schwarzenegger launching Malik into a helicopter with a missile.