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

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

With most of these television shows that follow these big-time agents, a location change is typically well-received. Heck, even in movies about spies, there's almost always a location change – look at all those Mission: Impossible movies. By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over.

Gabriel Basso is about to launch the second season of one of the biggest shows on TV. But if you ask him, he’s about ready to give it all up. “The actors that built this business all had life experiences,

During a late night appearance this past week, Basso spoke about the new episodes of the series hitting the Netflix schedule on January 23rd and explained the real reason he feels like it’s important to do as much as he can stunt-wise on the series. It all boils down to him wanting the audience to have an authentic experience:

The Netflix thriller star told This Morning it was "wild" that he was forever linked to Donald Trump's vice-president after playing him in Hillbilly Elegy.

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.

For Basso, functional strength trumps aesthetics every day of the week. We asked our Fitness Director to assess the effectiveness of his multi-faceted routine