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WWE Enters Microdrama Space With ‘Agent of Shadows,’ Drew McIntyre Takes Central Role

WWE Enters Microdrama Space With ‘Agent of Shadows,’ Drew McIntyre Takes Central Role

variety.com 12.10.2026 18:00 5 views
The WWE Universe is officially a part of the microdrama world. The sports entertainment powerhouse and the microdrama platform ReelShort have released their first collaboration, “Agent of Shadows,” now available on ReelS

The WWE Universe is officially a part of the microdrama world. The sports entertainment powerhouse and the microdrama platform ReelShort have released their first collaboration, “Agent of Shadows,” set premiere Oct. 23 on ReelShort and social media. The show follows a secret agent who learns he as a daughter he never knew about and now must protect from a criminal organization.

This marks the first project from the two companies since they announced their partnership in July of this year. For WWE, that’s where we want to meet our audience. We think you always got to figure out where the audience is, and that’s where the audience is now.

They’re on mobile phones.” “Agent of Shadows” features established microdrama stars like Chase Mattson, Marc Herrmann, and Katherine Gibson. They are joined by WWE talent including Drew McIntyre, Jacob Fatu, Joe Hendry, Nikkita Lyons, Michael Hayes, and Booker T among others. McIntyre in particular takes on a central role in the show, playing Roscoe, the right-hand man and tech expert to secret agent Adam Hawke (Mattson).

This is the latest major acting role for McIntire, who has starred in a number of films in recent years. In addition to his role in the 2024 action film “The Killer’s Game,” McIntyre has filmed roles in the upcoming “Highlander” reboot with Henry Cavill as well as “The Last Druid” starring Russell Crowe. When he comes with an idea, I know it’s something good…Right from the first conversation, I was like, ‘This is something I want to be involved in.'” And while McIntyre says he still has “many years” left in his WWE career, taking on acting roles outside the company has given him the chance to stretch himself in new ways.

You’ve got the natural chops.'” Having been in the microdrama space for years now, Mattson said that watching the evolution of the genre has been an incredible experience. So everybody is very professional, and they know exactly what they’re doing.” ReelShort’s head of talent and business development Sammie Hao said that the company saw the “shared DNA” between themselves and WWE right away. Hao feels that the WWE partnership represents a milestone for ReelShort, and portends well for the future of working with other major brands.

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