"Some of it is not coherent": The Night Agent Star Gabriel Basso shares key details about the interrogation scene with Stephen Moyer in Season 3

In The Night Agent Season 3, the turbulence through which Peter has to go while following yet another dangerous case leaves an impact. Through each season of this season, there has been a steady growth in Peter’s nature. Navigating through the cases has helped Peter grow.

However, after the events at the end of the second season, with Peter breaking up with Rose, and the start of the third season, where he loses a significant person from his life, Peter’s character transformation has been impactful. Gabriel Basso brought life to Peter’s emotional turmoil.

This can be seen throughout the third season of The Night Agent. While discussing the interrogation scene with Stephen Moyer in Season 3, Gabriel Basso opens up about his experience.

Please be prepared for the spoilers ahead.

Gabriel Basso opens up about the interrogation scene with Stephen Moyer in The Night Agent Season 3

Though The Night Agent Season 3 is packed with a multitude of impactful scenes, including intense action sequences along with grave losses, amongst all the scenes, Gabriel Basso’s Peter Sutherland’s interrogation scene with Stephen Moyer’s character in the series left a lasting impact.

Gabriel Basso indicates that during the filming process of this particular scene in the series, the technical advisors explained that “it was if you were very drunk and went to your buddies and were crying about how you guys get along." Basso perfectly delivers in this interrogation scene after his character, Peter, is given the truth serum-like drug. Basso adds that “everything is, the minute it pops up into his head, it comes out of his mouth”. As a result of this situation, the words that Peter is saying, “some of it is not coherent”, while some of it is."

The whole conversation, which happens during the interrogation scene in The Night Agent Season 3 between Peter and Stephen Moyer’s character, is something that Peter “probably won’t remember”. This further enhances the appeal of the scene, as it shows the raw emotions that Peter has been hiding within himself. Basso notes that “having that raw nerve exposed” during the time when “someone picks at it” is a “really exhausting experience”, which Peter went through.

Creator Shawn Ryan, while indicating Gabriel Basso’s performance in the interrogation scene in this season of The Night Agent, adds that it is Basso’s “best work.” It cannot be denied that the performance that Gabriel Basso brings forth in this series is a true depiction of his acting versatility as his character navigates through a multitude of emotions, from pain to anger to torment, and much more.

Each and every emotion is brought to life perfectly by Basso. Basso also notes that the interrogation scene with Stephen Moyer’s character in the series is a “very important scene for Peter”. Filming with the very talented Stephen Moyer has also been “great” for Basso, adding that it was a “really good experience” for him and was “one of the highlights of Season 3”.

In The Night Agent Season 3, Peter is not involved with anyone romantically after his heartbreaking breakup with Rose at the end of the second season. He also went through a difficult time after Catherine died in the second episode of this season, putting him in a role of leadership. It is a propelling factor that helps Peter grow as a character.

Basso, while discussing Peter’s romantic relationship, notes that though Peter and Isabel work closely in the third season, they do not have any romantic relationship because Peter “loves Rose,” and just because Rose is not here, he is not going to take on a different path.

Rather, Peter is at a point in life where he knows the importance of his job. “Rooting out corruption and doing the right thing” is something that he is eager to do. However, ultimately, he “would probably try to find Rose again”.

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