Night Agent Season 3 Cast Revealed—Every New & Returning Netflix Star

Netflix’s runaway thriller is back on screens, and the full Night Agent season 3 cast is stacked with fan favorites and scene-stealing newcomers. Gabriel Basso once again anchors the series as Peter Sutherland, joined by returning allies Chelsea Arrington (Fola Evans-Akingbola), Aiden Mosley (Albert Jones), Secret Service chief Catherine Weaver (Amanda Warren) and U.S. President Richard Hagan (Ward Horton) as Washington faces its most dangerous leak yet. New faces fuel the fresh Istanbul-to-D.C. conspiracy. Genesis Rodriguez plays hard-charging investigative reporter Isabel De León, whose hunt for dark-money movers puts her in Peter’s path—and at odds with her estranged father, shadow broker Jacob Monroe, portrayed by Westworld alum Louis Herthum. David Lyons slips into the series as Adam, the wise-cracking field partner Peter isn’t sure he can trust, while Life of Pi star Suraj Sharma becomes financial-analysis whiz Jay Batra, dragged into the plot when spreadsheets point to terror money trails. Rounding out the new Night Agent recruits: Jennifer Morrison as razor-sharp First Lady Jenny Hagan, True Blood’s Stephen Moyer as a contract killer known only as “the Father,” and rising talent Callum Vinson as his inquisitive son. Six vets, two exits and six rookies mark the biggest shuffle since the drama debuted, according to casting tallies released on premiere day. One notable absence is Luciane Buchanan’s Rose Larkin; showrunner Shawn Ryan says season 3’s financial-sector storyline worked better without Peter’s former partner, but he’s “ready to beg” the actress back when the plot fits. Why the overhaul matters for viewers searching “Night Agent season 3 cast”: the new ensemble widens the show’s universe, teases spinoff-worthy subplots and sets the chessboard for the already outlined Los Angeles-set season 4. Whether you’re binge-watching now or researching where you’ve seen each actor before, this complete rundown of every returning character, missing favorite and brand-new recruit will keep you ahead of the twists—and the search-engine curve.