The actor who stars as the hero of Netflix's megahit spy series talks to The Hollywood Reporter about doing his own stunts ("Some injuries were picked up"), how season two's ending will change Peter for season three and why he's considering another break in acting: "I’m

Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz's "Back in Action" also stayed at no. 1 of the movies chart for the second week in a row

Anyone who’s seriously bummed about Night Agent not being No. 1 at the moment should take heart. It’s very possible that it’ll take back its crown and move to the top of the hill in another day or two.

Agent's Gabriel Basso talks with Deadline about Peter's Season 2 and first footage of Season 3 that will "shock" people.

"I get stopped by people, but I don't have a come-talk-to-me disposition," Basso says. "There's a little bit of hesitancy to approach. But I am friendly. I'm not a murderer. Especially when you're paying me a compliment.

Peter Sutherland’s second season ending saw him already switch job titles again. Will there be a third ’The Night Agent’ season?

Gabriel Basso, who plays the lead in the Netflix hit The Night Agent, is all set for the thrilling third season.

From his filmography to his hidden talents, here is everything we know about Gabriel Basso, the star of Netflix's 'The Night Agent'.

“The Night Agent” star Gabriel Basso has opened up about what it was like playing Vice President JD Vance. Basso, 30, who portrayed Vance, 40, in the 2020 film adaptation of his book “Hillbilly Elegy,” says he finds it “kind of weird” to be a part of the “timeline” that tracks the author-turned-politician’s rise to VP.

Ahead of 'The Night Agent' Season 2, which returns Jan. 23 to Netflix, star Gabriel Basso opened up about taking hits and doing his own stunts.

Agent Season 2 marks the return of FBI agent Peter Sutherland, who has yet another high-stakes mission in store.

Basso stars in the Netflix series as FBI agent Peter Sutherland, who works in the White House as a Night Action telephone operator. He told Fallon, 50, that when the audience watches The Night Agent, he wants them to feel that his performance is believable.