Call My Agent! The Movie

Plot

Five years after the closure of the ASK talent agency, Andréa Martel has transitioned into film directing and is preparing to shoot her first feature film.

However, just days before filming begins, her lead actor drops out, leaving her in a critical situation.

Andréa reconnects with Noémie Leclerc, now a television producer, and must reunite her former team of agents to save her project, reigniting old friendships and rivalries.

The shoot of the film she is directing is further disrupted by several on-set incidents and a legal proceeding that threatens her custody of her daughter.

Cast

Camille Cottin as Andréa Martel

Laure Calamy as Noémie Leclerc

Thibault de Montalembert as Mathias Barneville

Grégory Montel as Gabriel Sarda

Nicolas Maury as Hervé André-Jezak

Fanny Sidney as Camille Valentini

Liliane Rovère as Arlette Azémar

Anne Marivin as Élise Formain

Guest appearances (as themselves)

George Clooney

Eva Longoria

Laurent Lafitte

Laetitia Casta

Vincent Macaigne

Production

Development

In September 2025, a film sequel was officially confirmed, with Camille Cottin reprising her role as Andréa Martel, now a director, alongside most of the original series cast. The first guest stars, Laetitia Casta and Vincent Macaigne, were announced by Deadline magazine.

The screenplay was written by Fanny Herrero, creator and showrunner of the series, along with Lison Daniel.

The film was directed by Émilie Noblet, known for the feature film Les 7 vies de Léa and the series Zorro starring Jean Dujardin.

Casting

On 25 October 2025, George Clooney confirmed his participation in the film to Le Parisien, stating, "I didn't hesitate for a second."

A few days later, on 29 October 2025, Eva Longoria and Laurent Lafitte joined the cast alongside the original series cast.

Ophélia Kolb was also expected to reprise her role as Colette Brancillon.

However, in May 2026, Canal+ reported that several supporting characters from the series would not appear in the film, including Sofia (Stéfi Celma), Colette (Ophélia Kolb), Hicham (Assaâd Bouab), Hippolyte (François Civil), and Catherine (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu).

Filming

Filming began in October 2025 and concluded in December 2025.

Release

The Premiere

The film is scheduled to premiere at the 19th Festival du film francophone d'Angoulême in August 2026, before its global release on Netflix on 10 September 2026.

Cannes Film Festival 2026

On 15 May 2026, Netflix had gathered the entire cast of the film, for an event, organised alongside the premiere of Karma, the film by Guillaume Canet screened out of competition at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival edition.

The following day, May the 16th, an exclusive first clip from the film was revealed, showing Andréa Martel facing the withdrawal of her lead actor.

On the same day, the main actors were also guests on the show C à vous on France 5 to discuss the project.

Prior to the festival, on 11 May 2026, Netflix revealed the first photographs of the film on its social media, featuring the entire original cast and guest stars Laetitia Casta and Vincent Macaigne.

Release date announcement

On 20 May 2026, Netflix announced that the film would be released on the 10th of September 2026, exclusively on its platform and without a theatrical release. The official trailer is released on 24 August 2026.

Critical response

Following its world premiere at the Angoulême Francophone Film Festival on 29 August 2026, Dix pour cent, le film received generally favourable but divided reviews from the French press, with critics particularly praising the returning cast while differing on the effectiveness of the film's story and its departure from the television series' format.

Le Parisien, which reviewed the film after its closing-night screening, gave a positive assessment of the reunion, writing that the characters' arguments, romances and rivalries had been missed during the six years since the series ended. The newspaper particularly highlighted Camille Cottin and Laure Calamy, whose careers had expanded considerably since the original series, and considered the return of the ensemble one of the film's principal strengths.

Première was also strongly positive. Reviewing the film as part of its coverage of the sixth and final day of the festival, Thierry Chèze praised Fanny Herrero's return to the screenplay and argued that the film succeeds in giving its numerous characters meaningful roles without making their reunions feel artificial. He singled out the pairing of Andréa and Noémie, played by Cottin and Calamy, whose contrasting personalities and comic performances form the film's central dynamic. The review also praised the appearances of Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne and George Clooney, and concluded that the film retains the series' mixture of humour, cruelty and tenderness while bringing its characters' story to an emotional conclusion.

Canal+ offered a more qualified assessment. Its review noted that the film deliberately abandons much of the original series' agency-based structure: rather than principally following agents dealing with the careers and problems of their clients, the story moves onto the set of Andréa's first feature film, where production problems, personal conflicts and accidents drive the action. The change initially requires some adjustment, but the review ultimately praised the chemistry of the returning cast and identified Noémie as the film's standout character, with Calamy and Cottin forming its central comic partnership.

Ouest-France similarly emphasised the energy of the reunion. Its review of the Angoulême screening described the returning characters as retaining the personalities that made them popular in the series and presented the film as an energetic closing-night attraction. The newspaper also noted the significance of the screening taking place at Angoulême, where Dominique Besnehard, one of the festival's founders and a producer of the film, is closely associated with the event.