"Truth is stranger than fiction. Especially when fiction remembers you."
Argylle is the kind of meta-spy thriller that turns every page into a trapdoor — and every memory into a loaded weapon.
Elly Conway (Bryce Dallas Howard) is a reclusive author, best known for her best-selling spy novels starring the impossibly suave Agent Argylle (Henry Cavill). She writes alone, lives alone, and trusts no one but her cat. But when a real bullet rips through her quiet life, Elly discovers the stories she invented weren’t just inspired — they were classified.
Someone’s been feeding her information. Real missions. Real agents. Real enemies. And now, every intelligence agency wants to know one thing: who is she really? Fleeing with a rogue handler (Sam Rockwell) and dodging assassins who think her brain is a national threat, Elly must confront the strangest truth of all — the line between fiction and memory may not exist.
With shifting realities, split identities, and action set pieces as sharp as its wit, Argylle blurs the borders between creator and creation. Is Agent Argylle just a figment of Elly’s imagination? Or is he... remembering her?
From train shootouts to rooftop chases — all stitched together with absurd humor and cinematic swagger — Argylle isn’t just a spy movie. It’s a game. And someone’s been rewriting the rules.
