Montreal's dining scene has been getting some well-deserved attention on Netflix Canada lately, thanks to a handful of its top Montreal restaurants making memorable appearances in popular movies and TV series.
One thing about Montreal that surprised Noah Centineo is the religiously associated French profanity. He laughed as he said "sacrament" and "tabarnak." It's clear the 26-year-old had a blast filming his new Netflix series 'The Recruit' in the city. The Miami-born actor lived in Montreal for six months for his latest role starring as Owen Hendricks in the CIA spy series. For many, he is recognized as the heartthrob on 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' and the two sequels that followed. To others, he's Atom Smasher on 'Black Adam.' And to many Montreal fans, he's the actor who hung out with them, chatted with them and took selfies for the gram. But it was the workload and the hectic shooting schedule for 'The Recruit' that the actor says gave him further insight into his capabilities. He said it was one of the greatest opportunities of his life.
Noah Centineo fans rejoice! The young actor is back on our screens in The Recruit as a CIA lawyer whose first week on the job takes an unexpected turn. Already trending at number one on Netflix Canada, the thriller series is all the more special because it was filmed in Montreal.
The Recruit creator Alexi Hawley says pushing for diversity onscreen and in the writers room for the Netflix series was important: "It costs me nothing."
Noah Centineo Is the CIA’s Newest Hire in ‘The Recruit’ Trailer – Watch Now! The first trailer for Noah Centineo s spy series, The Recruit, just debuted online! The Recruit centers around Owen Hendricks (Centineo), a young CIA lawyer…