Michael Fassbender Explains the ‘Blurry’ Line Spies Cross When It Comes to Love in The Agency

There’s a question at play in nearly every spy drama, and it’s a tough one: Can a covert operative be in a truly loving relationship when that romance is built on a state-sanctioned lie? TVLine put forth the idea during a recent conversation with Michael Fassbender, who plays a CIA agent known only as Martian […]

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