Netflix
Netflix's 'Kennedy' Aims to Chronicle the Rise of An American Dynasty
We don't really do kings in America, but if we had a royal family, they'd probably look a lot like the Kennedy clan.
Paramount+
'The Agency' Adds More to "Central Intelligence"
It's challenging to stay positive in today's entertainment climate. Between the industry's streaming war hangover, budget cuts stemming from being on the backside of Peak TV, and all the other current unpleasantness, it's easy to blame those being decimated by the industry&
Paramount+
Paramount Amends 'The Agency's Title to Include 'Central Intelligence'
When Paramount+ stole MobLand out from under Showtime less than a month before the series premiered, it probably wasn't as shocking as it felt. After all, Showtime is a legacy pay-cable channel, and Paramount+ is a struggling streaming service that will likely be first on the chopping block
Paramount+
'The Agency' Books a Return Engagement on Showtime
You can fool enough of the people for long enough that a lousy series can get a second season. The Agency airs on the utterly unwieldy platform of "Paramount+ with Showtime," which means it does not air on Showtime or Paramount+, but if you subscribe to both, you
Paramount+
In 'The Agency,' Spy Work Is Deadly... Deadly Dull
You have to hand it to The Agency. It must have taken a lot of effort to make a series starring Michael Fassbender, Jeffrey Wright, Jodie Turner-Smith, Richard Gere, and executive produced by George Clooney this boring. Based on the French drama Le Bureau des Legendes, this ten-episode Showtime on
Showtime
'The Agency' Trailer Romances The Spy
Paramount may not last too much longer under the current configuration as Skydance finishes the long process of merging the two companies. But until then, Paramount+ will continue randomly debuting series greenlit by those who have long since been fired or counting the days until they join those ranks. Most
Paramount+
Dominic West Joins 'The Bureau' Remake 'The Agency'
With less than a month until it debuts, the Paramount+/Showtime spy series The Agency is still announcing cast members as it races to complete filming. Starring Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave) and Jodie Turner-Smith (Anne Boleyn), this English-language remake of the French series The Bureau (Le Bureau des
Paramount+
'The Agency' To Come Online in November
Paramount+ and Showtime have officially confirmed that their newest show, The Agency, will arrive before the end of 2024. Initially announced in early 2023 under the title The Department, the series is an English-language remake of the French hit The Bureau, and was initially billed as the successor to Showtime&
Showtime
'The Agency' Adds David Harewood as Cast is Finalized
Showtime and Paramount+ have revealed the full roster for The Agency, the upcoming spy-thriller series starring Michael Fassbender (12 Years A Slave) as "Martian," an undercover spy ordered home to the U.K., only to discover his past isn't so easy to shake. The new series
Showtime
Jodie Turner-Smith Joins Showtime's 'The Agency'
Showtime's new series, The Agency, a remake of the French spy series Le Bureau des Legendes (shortened to The Bureau for the American market), is full speed ahead in casting as filming prepares to get underway. The series, which was initially announced in early 2023, disappeared from the
Paramount+
'The Agency' Still Moving Forward at Showtime
The never-ending, slow-rolling disaster at Paramount Studios continues despite the hope that the troubled studio would have landed a buyer or at least a rescue plan by now. Main shareholder Shari Redstone was 90% to closing a deal that would have sold the holding company National Amusements to David Ellison
Actors and Actresses
Before They Were Famous: Actors on 'Agatha Christie's Poirot'
In the winter of 1989, Mystery! was entering its ninth wildly successful season as Masterpiece Theater's British murder-and-crime-focused spinoff. The series had boasted a string of Thursday night hits, starting with the 1970s Father Brown series starring Kenneth More, the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes, the 1980s Roy Marsden