The Spy

Synopsis

The Spy is a gripping TV show based on the true story of Israeli Mossad agent Eli Cohen, portrayed brilliantly by Sacha Baron Cohen. Set in the 1960s, the series follows Cohen as he infiltrates the Syrian government and provides crucial intelligence to Israel. As Cohen's double life unfolds, the show delves into the complexities of espionage, loyalty, and sacrifice. With a mix of tense undercover operations, emotional struggles, and political intrigue, The Spy keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, offering a unique perspective on one of the most daring missions in history.

Cast

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  Sacha Baron Cohen

  Eli Cohen / Kamel Amin Thabeth

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  Noah Emmerich

  Dan Peleg

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  Hadar Ratzon Rotem

  Nadia Cohen

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  Alexander Siddig

  Ahmed Suidani

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  Waleed Zuaiter

  General Amin al-Hafez

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  Nassim Lyes

  Ma'azi Zaher Ad-Din

Reviews

The Spy has received acclaim from critics for its engaging storytelling, powerful performances, and suspenseful plot. Rotten Tomatoes critic consensus states, 'Sacha Baron Cohen's transformative performance and the show's gripping narrative make The Spy a must-watch thriller.' IMDb rates the show 7.9/10, with users praising its historical accuracy and emotional depth. Metacritic highlights the show's strong character development and tension-filled scenes. Variety commends Sacha Baron Cohen's portrayal of Eli Cohen, calling it 'captivating and nuanced.' Overall, The Spy has garnered positive reviews for its thrilling depiction of espionage.