Here are the five best shows to watch like "Paradise" to watch after the season 1 finale. " The Agency " is based on the beloved French spy thriller series "The Bureau." Set in London, it stars ...

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Gabriel Basso is a name that has steadily grown in recognition within the entertainment industry. Over the course of his career, Basso has carved out a distinctive niche for himself, gaining ...

The Night Agent star Gabriel Basso is carving out a niche that one might call “real-life Ron Swanson.” Despite having a career on the rise—hit Netflix show, Clint Eastwood bona fides ...

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Hillbilly Elegy star Gabriel Basso has argued that celebrities should “shut the f*** up” about politics. The 30-year-old actor played JD Vance in Ron Howard’s Oscar-nominated adaptation of ...

Gabriel Basso played Vance in 'Hillbilly Elegy' He also stars in the thriller series 'Night Agent' Basso made the comments on the 'Great Company' Podcast Speaking on the “Great Company” podcast, Basso ...

Basso is currently starring in Netflix’s The Night Agent, while Vance has since become Vice President of the United States. Speaking on the Great Company podcast, Basso argued that actors aren’t ...

Gabriel Basso recently shared his disdain for actors engaging in political commentary (Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images) LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Actor Gabriel Basso shared his disdain for actors ...

Actor Gabriel Basso, who portrayed Vice President JD Vance in the movie Hillbilly Elegy, blasted fellow performers who express their political opinions. On a recent episode of the Great Company ...

Actor Gabriel Basso, who stars in the Netflix thriller, "The Night Agent," and played a young JD Vance in "Hillbilly Elegy," believes actors should be entertainers, not political commentators.