Nekrasova attends the 2023 Sundance Film Festival premiere of 'Bad Behaviour.' Leon Bennett/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Talent agency Gersh has dropped Succession actor Dasha Nekrasova as a client following an interview she conducted with white nationalist Nick Fuentes on her podcast Red Scare. The Hollywood Reporter confirmed the news on Sunday, a few weeks after Nekrasova hosted Fuentes on an episode of Red Scare, which she co-hosts with Anna Khachiyan. Nekrasova was previously represented by Gersh agent Jason Klorfein. Nekrasova has additionally been dropped from a previously announced role in actor Gabriel Basso's directorial debut Iconoclast, THR has confirmed. Basso is known for playing the lead in Netflix's The Night Agent and J.D. Vance in the streamer's adaptation of Hillbilly Elegy. Related Stories TV Is That Really the End of 'All Her Fault'? Sarah Snook and Showrunner Weigh In After Twisty Ending Movies Celine Song Takes Her 'Materialists' Victory Lap: "I'm Able to Be Fearless Because I'm Not Full of Sh**" Nekrasova told Fuentes at the top of the more than two and a half hour podcast that "I'm such a fan, honestly." They talked about Hasan Piker, vaccinations and Kanye West, among other topics. THR has reached out to Nekrasova's attorney for comment. On the social platform X, Nekrasova reposted a Variety story about being dropped from Gersh. On HBO's acclaimed series Succession, Nekrasova played Comfrey, a publicist for Jeremy Strong's media scion character and a love interest for Nicholas Braun's hapless "Cousin Greg." In a small part in the A24 film Materialists, she plays a friend of Dakota Johnson's main character and a fellow matchmaker. Nekrasova has also appeared in The Beast, Dickinson and Mr. Robot. The far-right Fuentes heads a group of so-called "groypers" who oppose immigration into the U.S. and feminism and espouse extreme Christian nationalist views. Fuentes has generally remained on the fringe of the political right, and a recent appearance on former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's podcast - where he said, among other remarks, that "organized Jewry in America" challenged American unity - has sparked backlash and divided the "Make America Great Again" movement. Seth Abramovitch contributed reporting. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up something's gotta give Nancy Meyers to Miss Diane Keaton Sold-Out Tribute Screening of 'Something's Gotta Give' Yorgos Lanthimos THR Visionary Robbie Ryan on Andrea, Ken, Yorgos, and the Joy of Making "Mad Little Movies" the brutalist 'The Brutalist,' 'Disclaimer' Light up Colour Awards The Running Man Box Office Upset: 'Now You See Me 3' Sprints to $75.5M Global Win as 'Running Man' Chokes on $28M Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Dar Salim, Trine Dyrholm on Portraying Complex Characters With PTSD Timothee Chalamet Timothée Chalamet Tells Adam Sandler He "Should Have a Golden Man" in His Hand as the Two Talk Basketball, Fame and Their New Movies something's gotta give Nancy Meyers to Miss Diane Keaton Sold-Out Tribute Screening of 'Something's Gotta Give' Yorgos Lanthimos THR Visionary Robbie Ryan on Andrea, Ken, Yorgos, and the Joy of Making "Mad Little Movies" the brutalist 'The Brutalist,' 'Disclaimer' Light up Colour Awards The Running Man Box Office Upset: 'Now You See Me 3' Sprints to $75.5M Global Win as 'Running Man' Chokes on $28M Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Dar Salim, Trine Dyrholm on Portraying Complex Characters With PTSD Timothee Chalamet Timothée Chalamet Tells Adam Sandler He "Should Have a Golden Man" in His Hand as the Two Talk Basketball, Fame and Their New Movies