The Agency Cast: Spy Thriller Insights & Emotion – Video
- “The Agency,” a new spy thriller, features Richard Gere as James “Bosko” Bradley, the CIA London Station Chief.
- Gere said he grounded his performance by focusing on authenticity, despite playing a professional liar.
- Oyelowo plays Deputy Station Chief Henry Ogletree, described as a mentor to the series’ protagonist.
Delve into the world of “The Agency,” the gripping new spy thriller streaming now on Paramount+, starring Richard Gere and David Oyelowo. This series explores the intricate dynamics within the CIA’s London station, where Gere embodies James “Bosko” Bradley and Oyelowo portrays Deputy Station Chief Henry Ogletree. Discover how the actors’ deep understanding of real-world politics shaped their performances and see Michael Fassbender enter the scene. The story hinges on the emotional journeys of the main characters and features the complex relationships. News Directory 3 provides the latest insights into this must-watch show and its exploration of the characters’ struggles in the espionage world. Discover what’s next with a cast focused on authenticity, chemistry, and subtle displays of power.
richard Gere and David Oyelowo Star in ‘The Agency’ on Paramount+
Updated June 13, 2025
“The Agency,” a new spy thriller, features Richard Gere as James “Bosko” Bradley, the CIA London Station Chief. The series, now streaming on Paramount+, also stars David Oyelowo and Michael Fassbender.
Gere said he grounded his performance by focusing on authenticity, despite playing a professional liar. Oyelowo and Gere have both spoken about how their interest in real-world politics informed their performances in “The Agency.” Oyelowo said that after the election,he and Gere met with the show’s creative team to help shape their characters.
Oyelowo plays Deputy Station Chief Henry Ogletree, described as a mentor to the series’ protagonist. Fassbender stars as CIA Agent Brandon “Martian” Colby, who returns home after a long mission in Ethiopia. Jodie Turner-Smith plays Dr. Samia Zahir, whose reemergence threatens to unravel their shared past.
Turner-Smith said her character begins as an idealist, not yet exposed to the deeper lies of the world. She added that Samia approaches her path with a certain innocence.
Gere praised the cast’s chemistry and the writing, noting that each character brings a different energy to the show.He said the actors were trained observers, constantly reading each other’s body language and emotions.
Gere said,“We’re all observers. We’re trained to be observers. And so there’s always a pretty extreme subtlety that goes on in all the communications here. We’re looking at each other’s body language. How is the mind working? Where’s that emotion? What’s the flick of the eyes? What’s going on? We’re reading each other all the time.”
What’s next
“The Agency” continues streaming on Paramount+, exploring the complex relationships and challenges faced by its characters in the world of espionage.