Spies of Terror

Following the November 2015 Paris attacks, French Secret Service agents from Directorate-General for External Security (DGSE), General Directorate for Internal Security (DGSI) and Direction Zonale de la Sécurité Intérieure (DZSI) cooperate to hunt the perpetrators. == Cast and characters ==

• Rachida Brakni as Malika Berthier: DGSE head of European office, leads investigation into terrorist network's leaders • Fleur Geffrier as Lucie Kessler: DGSI Commandant, supervises judicial police response to attacks • Vincent Elbaz as Vincent Morin: DZSI Major in Lille • as Alexandre Lebrun: DGSI Commandant, Lucie's partner • Louis-Do de Lencquesaing as Gomez: DGSI Commissaire, Lucie's boss • Rachid Guellaz as Saïd: Muslim, suspected drug-dealer, worried about radicalised younger brother • Olivier Faliez as Demoustier: Colonel, Alexandre's boss • Cédric Vieira as Benoît: Malika's husband • as Sébastien Le Tallec • Julie Duclos as Manon: works for Lucie • Azad Boutella as Le Repenti (English: The Repentant) Aziz Bellaoui: prisoner, Lucie's informant • Bellamine Abdelmalek as Anis Bahri: radicalised Muslim, suspected terrorist • Walid Ben Mabrouk as Reda Kriket: radicalised Muslim, Anis' associate == Production ==

In November 2019 Tetra Media Fiction acquired the rights to 's book, Les Espions de la Terreur (November 2018), to adapt it into a television series. Spies of Terror was created and written by Franck Philippon and directed by . == Episode guide ==

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