Call My Agent! is back with a new trailer and movie details ahead of its global release this September. 🎬✨ The original series has also returned, bringing beloved characters, backstage chaos, and fresh drama. 👀 Trailer and full details in the comments. 👇
For fans of sharp wit, frantic talent agency chaos, and the glamorous, often chaotic underbelly of the French film industry, a long-awaited reunion is finally on the horizon. Years after the beloved television series Call My Agent! (known originally in French as Dix Pour Cent) wrapped up its critically acclaimed four-season run on France 2 and Netflix, the fictional agency ASK is officially opening its doors once more. Netflix has confirmed a global release for Call My Agent! The Movie, slated to premiere on September 10, 2026.
The announcement brings an end to a lengthy, stop-and-start development cycle that spanned several years, fueled by scheduling hurdles, creative shifts, and immense fan demand. With the return of visionary creator and writer Fanny Herrero, a stellar returning cast, and high-profile international cameos, the upcoming film promises to bring closure, laughter, and high-tension drama to one of modern television’s most unique dramedies.
When Call My Agent! concluded its fourth season in November 2020, it left behind a monumental cultural footprint. Created by Fanny Herrero and produced by legendary agent Dominique Besnehard, the series followed the frantic, caffeine-fueled lives of talent agents at the Parisian firm ASK (Agence Samuel Kerr), who managed the fragile egos of real-life French icons playing exaggerated versions of themselves. The show’s unique formula turned it into an international phenomenon after Netflix acquired global streaming rights, winning an International Emmy Award and inspiring a wave of international remakes across South Korea, the UK, and Italy.
However, bringing the project to life proved exceptionally difficult. A potential fifth season was heavily outlined, with plans revolving around Hollywood actor Kevin Kline. Ultimately, producers realized that the core cast members’ schedules had become far too hectic to commit to a traditional six-episode television arc. The solution was to pivot from a television season to a standalone feature-length film. Production officially took place over the fall of 2025 in Paris and the ÃŽle-de-France region, wrapping up on December 4, 2025.
While details regarding the full narrative arc have been closely guarded, Netflix and the creative team have released an official logline setting the stage for the chaos to come. Five years after the agency closed its doors, Andréa is finally ready to direct her first feature film. When her lead actor quits and she falls out with her producer, she joins forces with Noémie—now a successful reality TV producer—believing she can easily manipulate her. But as she faces a complete recasting, on-set disasters, and a legal battle threatening the custody of her daughter, everything begins to unravel. One by one, the former ASK colleagues converge on this high-tension film set, each arriving with their own role, ego, and old grudges.
The premise cleverly subverts the original dynamic. Instead of agents running around trying to fix crises for actors, the tables are turned on Andréa Martel, who is now sitting in the director’s chair facing an escalating series of professional and personal catastrophes. The narrative places the intersection of the film and television worlds at its core, exploring how two industries constantly feed off each other while treating each other like strangers.
One of the most exciting aspects of the movie’s development is the triumphant return of creator, showrunner, and head writer Fanny Herrero. After guiding the first four seasons to international acclaim, Herrero stepped away prior to season four’s final stretch due to creative differences and burnout. Following several unsuccessful attempts by other writers to crack a script for the continuation, producers reconnected with Herrero when she accepted the International Emmy Award in New York in late 2021.
In recent interviews with leading outlets like Première and Variety, Herrero admitted that returning to the project felt like a natural relief, noting that writing on the show remains her biggest professional pleasure. Working alongside co-writer Lison Daniel, Herrero focused on bringing a sense of lightness back to characters who had drifted into darker or more fragmented places at the close of Season 4. When asked whether this movie definitively marks the end of the road for the ASK crew, Herrero maintained a playful ambiguity, stating that no one is in prison and anything is possible.
No Call My Agent! project would be complete without its iconic ensemble cast. Fans can rest assured that virtually all of the core actors are returning, reprising the roles that launched or elevated their global careers. The returning ensemble features Camille Cottin as the razor-sharp Andréa Martel, Thibault de Montalembert as Mathias Barneville, Laure Calamy as Arlette Azémar, Grégory Montel as Gabriel Sarda, Nicolas Maury as Hervé, Fanny Sidney as Camille, and Liliane Rovère as Arlette.
In addition to the main ensemble, the film features returning supporting faces and guest stars such as Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne, Ophélia Kolb, and Anne Marivin. True to the tradition of celebrity guest appearances that defined the television series, the movie is stepping up its game with major international cameos. Hollywood heavyweight George Clooney and actress and producer Eva Longoria will appear in the film. Clooney agreed to a cameo under the strict logistical condition that the shoot be completed in a single day at a single location, while Longoria’s inclusion stems from real-world conversations regarding Latin American adaptations of the format and her active role as an executive producer in Hollywood.
Behind the camera, veteran television and film director Émilie Noblet takes the helm, ensuring the visual rhythm and snappy comedic pacing of the original series remain intact. The project is a collaborative European effort, co-financed by original broadcaster France 2 and France Télévisions, alongside production houses Mon Voisin Productions and Mother Productions. Following its global premiere on Netflix in September 2026, the film is also expected to receive a second-run linear broadcast or streaming release via France Télévisions’ platform france.tv. For global audiences wanting to brush up on their background, Netflix made sure all four seasons of the original series were reinstated globally following a brief licensing hiatus, allowing fans to binge the entire arc leading into the movie’s launch.
As September 10, 2026 rapidly approaches, anticipation for Call My Agent! The Movie is hitting a fever pitch. Ahead of its official red-carpet premiere at the Festival du Film Francophone in Angoulême, new trailers and promotional materials have showcased the familiar frantic energy, snappy dialogue, and sharp corporate satire that made the series a global darling. Whether this feature film serves as a definitive final curtain call for Andréa, Mathias, Gabriel, and the rest of the ASK family, or merely the opening salvo of a new chapter, the French film industry will never be the same again.
