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Netflix Drops First Trailer for 'Call My Agent! The Movie' with Clooney Cameo Confirmed

Putri ArdhanaPublished 3d ago3 min readBased on 3 sources
Netflix Drops First Trailer for 'Call My Agent! The Movie' with Clooney Cameo Confirmed
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Netflix has released the first official trailer for Call My Agent! The Movie, ahead of the film's launch on 10 September in France. The one-minute-twenty-eight-second clip brings back the core cast of the beloved French series and confirms that the feature-length continuation will land on the streaming platform this autumn.

Camille Cottin returns as Andréa, the former talent agent who is now on the cusp of directing her first feature film. The plot turns on chaos: her lead actor quits the production on the eve of the shoot for a role in a Wes Anderson film, and Andréa falls out with her producer. She then joins forces with Noémie — played by Laure Calamy — who has since become a successful reality TV producer. Deadline

The trailer features returning series cast members Thibault de Montalembert, Grégory Montel, Nicolas Maury and Liliane Rovère, along with Ophélia Kolb and Fanny Sidney. Laurent Lafitte makes a guest appearance. New arrivals to the franchise include Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne and Anne Marivin.

One name does not show up in the trailer but has been confirmed: George Clooney has a cameo role, according to Netflix. Deadline

Emilie Noblet directs from a screenplay by Fanny Herrero and Lison Daniel. Herrero was the original creator of the Call My Agent! series, which ran for four seasons on France Télévisions before finding a global audience on Netflix.

Netflix's official page lists the film as a 2026 TV-MA comedy, categorised under French, Satires, Drama Movies and Comedy Movies. Netflix IMDb records the release date as 10 September 2026 and rates the trailer TV-MA as well. IMDb

For fans who watched the series, the film picks up where the show's sharp, self-referential world left off — agents scrambling, egos clashing and celebrity cameos folded into the fabric of the story. The franchise built its reputation on sending up the French entertainment industry while featuring real stars playing exaggerated versions of themselves. This film-length extension appears to keep that tradition alive, with a director character stepping in front of the camera's logic rather than behind it.

The original Call My Agent! (known in French as Dix pour cent) ran from 2015 to 2020 and became one of the most widely watched French-language series on Netflix. The film, also listed under the alternate title Ring min agent!, extends the property into feature territory for the first time. IMDb