Call My Agent! The Movie brings the French talent agency back to life on Netflix this September
The Paris talent agents who captivated audiences across four seasons of French television are returning as a feature film. Call My Agent! The Movie lands on Netflix on 10 September, reuniting the original cast of the comedy series known in France as Dix pour cent (Variety).
The series ended in late 2020 with the fictional agency Agence Samuel Kerry — ASK — folding in near-bankruptcy. The film picks up five years later. Andréa Martel, played by Camille Cottin, is now a first-time director whose lead actor walks out just days before cameras roll, according to the Netflix listing. Émilie Noblet directs from a screenplay by showrunner Fanny Herrero, who shaped the original series, writing alongside Lison Daniel (Variety).
The core cast returns in full: Nicolas Maury as Hervé, Thibault de Montalembert as Mathias, Fanny Sidney as Camille, and Laure Calamy as Noémie. Laetitia Casta also appears (IMDb). The celebrity-cameo engine that powered the series — real stars playing absurd versions of themselves — gets a Hollywood upgrade for the film. George Clooney and Eva Longoria both signed on, a pairing first reported as in talks in October 2025 and confirmed at Cannes in May 2026 (Variety, October 2025; Variety, May 2026). French actor Laurent Lafitte rounds out the cameo roster (Variety).
Netflix dropped the first official trailer on 24 August, giving audiences a look at the chaos ahead of the September premiere (Deadline). The film carries a TV-MA rating and runs one hour and fifty-seven minutes (Netflix; IMDb).
The Call My Agent! property has been expanding well beyond this single film. An American adaptation is in development at HBO, shifting the setting from Parisian talent representation to sports agents — the logline reads: "Four work-obsessed sports agents struggle to balance their personal lives and their clients' needs" (Variety, November 2025). A Chinese-language remake is also in the works, centred on a top Asian talent agency where agents juggle superstar clients and personal chaos (Variety, November 2025).
A separate spinoff film, All About Corinne, stars Isabelle Huppert as a background actor on a mission to break through. Indie Sales is handling international rights (Variety, September 2025).
For fans of the original series, the film offers a reunion five years in the making — the same creative team, the same ensemble, and the same blend of industry satire and workplace dysfunction that made Call My Agent! one of France's most widely exported comedies.
