Stephen Fry's New Spy Thriller 'The Interrogator'

0:00It's April 29th. This is Entertainment in Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Fox just locked in Michael Beach for their new spy thriller series called The Interrogator. It's a straight-to-series drama with a 12-episode order from Lionsgate and Fox Entertainment. The show stars Steven Fry as XMI-6 agent Conrad Henry, who heads a team using wild psychological tricks to crack tough criminals when regular. Interrogation's flop. Each steps in his Louis, the first guy on Henry Squad and their go-to tech whiz for audio, visuals, and IT. This dude feeds Henry live data during ops, cracks wise with dry humor and hides a rough pass behind the chill vibe. He's got skills and bombs, electronics, even fixing pipes, and he's Henry's ride or die confident after they save each other's lives once. Fans are buzzing because Beach brings serious heat from his recent roles. He played the police chief in Netflix's The Perfect Couple, Hosedown Mark Mitchell on

1:01Tulsa King with Sylvester Stallone, and co-stars as a key, player and mayor of King's town alongside Jeremy Renner. On the production side, Fry wrote the pilot script himself and stays on as an executive producer. Showrunners Dan Dorken and Jay Beatty are staring the ship with Paul McGwig and directing and producing too. They polished it up with help from Matt Piken and William Harper. It is, they're aiming for the 2026-27 broadcast season, so keep an eye out as this psychological mind game builds steam.