Fox Orders 12-Episode The Interrogator Starring Stephen Fry
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- Fox ordered 12 episodes of The Interrogator for the 2026-27 season, a straight-to-series pickup produced by Lionsgate Television and Fox Entertainment Studios
- Stephen Fry stars as Conrad Henry, a former MI6 agent who leads an elite interrogation team using behavioral psychology to break down high-risk suspects
- Luke Kleintank joins the series as Voss, a former Special Forces soldier and Army whistleblower who serves as an analyst on Henry’s team
- Dan Dworkin and Jay Beattie are executive producers and showrunners of The Interrogator, with Fry, William Harper, Paul McGuigan, Anthony Bregman, Miriam Mintz, Matt Pyken, Neil Burger, and Anonymous Content also executive producing
- Paul McGuigan will direct episodes of The Interrogator, in addition to serving as an executive producer alongside Fry and others
- Voss, Kleintank’s character, shares a secret romantic relationship with fellow team member Florence, adding personal tension to the high-stakes interrogation missions
Why it matters: The series marks a rare lead acting role for Stephen Fry in a U.S. network drama, and Fox’s straight-to-series order signals strong confidence in the project’s commercial potential ahead of the 2026-27 season, bypassing the pilot stage. This reduces development risk and accelerates production timelines for the studio and network.
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