Richard Gere Joins Showtime Spy Thriller 'The Agency' in First Major U.S. TV Role

The series, executive-produced by George Clooney, explores espionage and global crises with a star-studded cast and high production values.

Richard Gere plays Bosko, the CIA's London Station Chief, in 'The Agency,' marking his first significant U.S. television series role.
The series, adapted from the French show 'Le Bureau,' delves into the personal and professional struggles of spies while addressing real-world issues like the war in Ukraine and Sudan's humanitarian crisis.
Michael Fassbender stars as Martian, a CIA agent struggling to reacclimate to civilian life after years undercover, with Jeffrey Wright as his superior and Jodie Turner-Smith as a key figure in his personal life.
'The Agency' is directed by Joe Wright and features a visually striking, suspenseful narrative, emphasizing espionage as both a craft and an act of performance.
The show premiered on Paramount+ with Showtime on November 29, with episodes releasing weekly and a linear debut scheduled for December 1 on Showtime.