The George Clooney-produced series featuring a memorable star from Sex Education is coming to Paramount+ later this year.
A Sex Education star has landed a new TV role alongside a Hollywood icon. Jodie Turner-Smith played God, regularly appearing to talk to Ncuti Gatwa's Eric, in the final season of the hit Netflix show.
The show focuses on a covert CIA agent who must abandon his undercover life and return to London. The official synopsis explains that an ex comes back into his life, resulting in 'his career, his real identity and his mission' being 'pitted against his heart.' READ MORE: Rizzle Kicks star returns for huge role in Paramount series linked to Coronation Street writerShowtime/MTV Entertainment Studios and Paramount Media Networks president of content and chief creative officer Nina L Diaz said: "Jodie Turner-Smith is a force who captivates audiences with her raw emotional power. We are thrilled she is joining this extraordinary cast for The Agency alongside Michael Fassbender, Jeffrey Wright and Richard Gere.
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