Netflix released The Night Agent Season 2 online a few days ago, its most watched series of 2023. In this new series of episodes, Peter Sutherland has now joined Night Action, but after a member of his team goes missing, he gets to work. A dangerous mission where he will question all his beliefs.
Despite almost a complete change in casting, this season of Night Agent 2 remains in the same vein as the first, with suspense, mystery and a lot of action. On this subject, his interpreter Gabriel Basso stated that he once again performed most of his stunts:
“I did what I could. There were only two or three things I wasn’t allowed to do, like jumping off a roof in Thailand and walking around the outside of a building in New York. Both of these tricks were the work of Josiah Nolan. But I did all the fighting” We can read in the production notes.
High level training
And if Gabriel Basso trained like crazy to appear on the set of Night Agent, it was only for the public.C: “If you cut from the angle where you see my face, then the fight starts and you go back, as a viewer you immediately feel disconnected from reality. “If I’m not doing the work, I feel like I’m stealing something from the audience.”
at the time of his appearance The Jimmy Fallon Show A few days ago, the 30-year-old actor, who started his career very early, went even further: “I feel like it’s a lie. I like to play, but not to cheat. There’s a difference between the two“.
And to achieve this, this thrill seeker allows himself. The actor, who has been into combat sports for years, keeps himself physically fit to the point where he is almost unrecognizable in Eastwood’s latest, Juror No. 2.
Between the two shoots, Basso practices shooting, has fun jumping out of airplanes (which the insurance didn’t allow despite his desire to be a night agent), drives race cars, walks on walls at construction sites with his friends… In short, it’s a pretty good program.
Night Agent, watch on Netflix.
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