We can only help you to specify correct API query, if you are using some wrapper library, you must contact its author. As for the credits method, you must specify correct credit_id, which you will find in TV or movie credits. E.g.:

You can call movie credits API method to get a list of actors for movie Hanabi:

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/movie/5910/credits?api_key=###

Which will return json object:

{
  "id": 5910,
  "cast": [
    {
      "cast_id": 10,
      "character": "Nishi Yoshitaka",
      "credit_id": "52fe442cc3a36847f8086943",
      "gender": 2,
      "id": 3317,
      "name": "Takeshi Kitano",
      "order": 0,
      "profile_path": "/xkXZ7HC8uyhu5MtNnbdP8mhdiFN.jpg"
    },
...
}

And then you can call credits method for Takeshi Kitano character:

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/credit/52fe442cc3a36847f8086943?api_key=###

Which will return json with detailed information:

{
  "credit_type": "cast",
  "department": "Acting",
  "job": "Actor",
  "media": {
    "adult": false,
    "backdrop_path": "/zla8dwuIom4ZabzZzqlR8RqGUAx.jpg",
    "genre_ids": [
      80,
      18
    ],
    "id": 5910,
    "original_language": "ja",
    "original_title": "はなび",
    "overview": "A police officer leaves the force in the face of harrowing personal and professional difficulties. Spiraling into a depression, he makes questionable decisions.",
    "poster_path": "/55EBBrHskI3WzmAwGJwGXiSoHBH.jpg",
    "release_date": "1997-09-03",
    "title": "Fireworks",
    "video": false,
    "vote_average": 7.6,
    "vote_count": 227,
    "popularity": 5.895,
    "character": "Nishi Yoshitaka"
  },
  "media_type": "movie",
  "id": "52fe442cc3a36847f8086943",
  "person": {
    "adult": false,
    "gender": 2,
    "name": "Takeshi Kitano",
    "id": 3317,
    "known_for": [
      {
        "adult": false,
        "backdrop_path": "/jGPSVArC0GS2VVc0aGAqGTjfFOG.jpg",
        "genre_ids": [
          28,
          878,
          53,
          18
        ],
        "id": 315837,
        "original_language": "en",
        "original_title": "Ghost in the Shell",
        "overview": "In the near future, Major is the first of her kind: a human saved from a terrible crash, then cyber-enhanced to be a perfect soldier devoted to stopping the world's most dangerous criminals.",
        "poster_path": "/si1ZyELNHdPUZw4pXR5KjMIIsBF.jpg",
        "release_date": "2017-03-29",
        "title": "Ghost in the Shell",
        "video": false,
        "vote_average": 6,
        "vote_count": 5263,
        "popularity": 17.289,
        "media_type": "movie"
      },
...      
}

I think in python it's a bit different, in python it says you need to call credits method and add the movie id as a parameter, so basically I was calling it like this, movie.credits(movie id here) . What is written in the documentary probably isn't usable for python, the credits method should give you information about actors/actresses involved in the movie(their names), not personal information about a single character like it's ID. Regarding the library I'm using, it's called tmdbv3api . Thanks very much .

I tried to get but there was nothing appearing into https://api.themoviedb.org/3/tv/202097/credits?api_key=

{
"cast": [],
"crew": [],
"id": 202097
}

@alexanju said:

I tried to get but there was nothing appearing into https://api.themoviedb.org/3/tv/202097/credits?api_key=

{
"cast": [],
"crew": [],
"id": 202097
}

This is perfectly normal as there are no regular cast and crew listed for the last season (season 2) of this show.

If you want the complete cast and crew of the series, you need to use the aggregate_credits method instead of the credits method.

Thank you for this and the issue been fixed