- Claudia Doumit has signed with Verve Talent & Literary Agency for film and TV representation, with agents Josh Rahm and Sean Grumman leading the deal.
- Doumit is best known for playing supe-politician Victoria Neuman across Seasons 2–4 of Amazon's The Boys and its spinoff Gen V.
- She has two major projects ahead: Netflix's Three Body Problem and the M3GAN spinoff film Soulm8te, produced by Atomic Monster and Blumhouse.
Claudia Doumit has signed with Verve Talent & Literary Agency for film and TV representation. Agents Josh Rahm and Sean Grumman will handle her across both television and theatrical. She continues to be repped by Cultivate Entertainment for management and Origin Public Relations for publicity.
The Australian-Lebanese actress broke through as Victoria Neuman on Amazon’s The Boys, a blood-manipulating politician whose head-popping scenes became some of the show’s most iconic moments.
She appeared across Seasons 2 through 4 and reprised the role in the spinoff Gen V. Her film “The Fox” premiered at SXSW in March 2026.
Next up, Doumit joins Netflix’s Three Body Problem as Captain Van Rijn, tasked with preparing humanity against an alien threat. She also stars in Soulm8te, an Atomic Monster and Blumhouse spinoff of the hit horror film M3GAN.
Verve has been on an active signing run, the agency added Sebastian De Souza and Luke Newton to its roster.
Beyond screen work, Doumit voices Farah Karim in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare franchise and was announced at Summer Game Fest as the lead of Crossfire, the debut title from That’s No Moon Entertainment.
Takeaways
This signing signals a clear pivot in Doumit’s career trajectory, from fan-favorite TV actress to full-blown film and gaming franchise player. Pairing with Verve at this exact moment, right as she steps into two high-profile projects in Three Body Problem and Soulm8te, is a calculated move.
Verve has been quietly building a strong TV drama roster, and Doumit fits that profile well. Her video game work adds another dimension too, the gaming world is becoming a legitimate launchpad for actors, and landing a lead role in a new IP like Crossfire is not a small deal.
Does Doumit’s transition from a supporting TV role to lead film and game projects suggest The Boys was the ceiling or just the floor? Could Doumit’s gaming work in Call of Duty and Crossfire become as central to her brand as her screen roles?
