Noah Centineo: Last News

In recognition of Noah Centineo‘s status as one of Netflix‘s top young stars, he served as a SAG Awards Ambassador for the streamer’s January 23 awards show telecast. Ten days later, Netflix canceled Centineo’s series, The Recruit, after two seasons.

A24′s new movie Warfare is stacked with a cast of Hollywood’s hottest rising actors and they all stepped out for the L.A. premiere.

Ethan Shanfeld A24‘s “Warfare” is launching an Imax run with early screenings beginning April 9. The film, written and directed by Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza and “Civil War” helmer Alex Garland, opens wide on April 11.

The creator of The Recruit reacted to the show’s cancellation at Netflix with a length statement.

The Recruit is ending.

Noah Centineo faced down danger once again in the second season of his show The Recruit on Netflix. However, he will not be leaping into action again in the near future, at least according to one of his costars.

Warfare hits theaters on April 11, and we now have a first look.

Zoe Kravitz wore a sleek dress while attending the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party held at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday (March 2) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

There are some rumors floating around about Noah Centineo and Zoe Kravitz!

Noah Centineo hits the red carpet in a green suit while attending a Q&A for his show The Recruit at the 2025 SCAD TVfest on Thursday (February 6) in Atlanta, Ga.

Noah Centineo opened up about his experience with sobriety.

EXCLUSIVE: Byron Mann (Wu Assassins), Milo Ventimiglia (This Is Us), Ashley Greene (Twilight) and Anson Mount (Star Trek: Strange New Worlds) are set to topline Kill Him ‘Til He’s Dead, a sci-fi action film from writer-director Michael Winnick (Guns, Girls & Gambling), which has wrapped production. Fivel Stewart (The Recruit) rounds out the cast.

EXCLUSIVE: Amid the second season launch of his Netflix series The Recruit, Noah Centineo has inked a deal to produce and star in Listen, a new thriller that Brian Birch will direct from his original script, in his feature debut, for Will Smith’s Westbrooks Studios, Bound Entertainment, and Centineo’s Arkhum Productions.

The Recruit just returned to Netflix with a long-awaited second season. However, fans are already wondering if they’ll get to see Noah Centineo‘s Owen Hendricks again in the future.

The Recruit is out now, but can fans expect to see a third season? Read on for all that we know so far.The six-episode run premiered on Netflix on Thursday (January 30), with all episodes available to stream now.Cleated by Alexi Hawley, executive producer of series such as Castle and The Rookie, the show follows Owen Hendricks, played by Noah Centineo (To All The Boys, Black Adam), a fledgling CIA lawyer who becomes involved in international conflicts after an asset threatens extortion if she is not freed from prison.Season one of the show landed on Netflix in December 2022, with the opening episode directed by The Bourne Identity and Mr. & Mrs. Smith’s Doug Liman, while the second season was commissioned just weeks later.According to Netflix, the second season sees Owen “pulled into a life-threatening espionage situation in South Korea, only to realise that the bigger threat might be coming from inside the Agency”.With the six episodes of season two only just having been released, Netflix have yet to formally confirm or deny whether the show will be returning for a third season.Typically, the streaming platform allows a show to play out for four to six weeks before it makes its final decision about whether to re-commission, so it is possible that fans of The Recruit will find out the show’s future status around March 2025.Ahead of the release of the second season, Alexi Hawley has told Tudum that the new episodes will “immediately throw Owen in the deep end, which is where he’s the most fun”.“This show lives in propulsion,” he continued.

Noah Centineo‘s Owen Hendricks is heading out on a new mission in the second season of The Recruit at Netflix, which premieres on January 30. We’ve got the drop on who will be joining him on the cast list.

Noah Centineo‘s Netflix drama series The Recruit spent a month last year filming in Korea where a portion of the spy thriller’s second season is set. Korea also happens to be the setting and production location for XO, Kitty, Netflix’s comedy series spinoff from the streamer’s popular To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before movies, in which Centineo played the male lead Peter. He starred opposite Lana Condor whose character Lara Jean’s younger sister — and the duo’s matchmaker — Kitty (Anna Cathcart) headlines the offshoot series.

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com A new vacation brings along a new cast of unsuspecting vacation-goers with the third season of “The White Lotus.” The new trailer takes the Emmy award-winning social satire to an exclusive Thai resort, with the giant cast bringing Leslie Bibb, Carrie Coon, Walton Goggins, Sarah Catherine Hook, Jason Isaacs, Parker Posey and Patrick Schwarzenegger, among others, to the anthology world of “The White Lotus.” Natasha Rothwell is the only returning cast member this season. After the first season premiered in July 2021 and won ten Primetime Emmy awards, the show has become popular for its dark social commentary and stunning worldwide locations. The third season is once again created, written and directed by Mike White, with producers including White, David Bernad and Mark Kamine.

Noah Centineo and Sofia Carson have been named the official ambassadors for the 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards!

a serial killer like Dexter, or a criminal like Jax Teller, but they were distinctive. Today, three identical sounding thrillers are streaming, each starring the current version of a leading man. There’s “The Night Agent” starring Gabriel Basso as a young FBI agent who finds himself in over his head amid the backdrop of far-reaching conspiracies.

SPOILER ALERT! This piece contains major spoilers for the ending of XO, Kitty Season 2.