Netflix Drops First Looks For 'Call My Agent! The Movie'

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It’s been years since the doors of the Parisian ASK agency closed, but Netflix is officially getting the old team back together. Call My Agent! The Movie (or Dix Pour Cent le film) is officially in post-production, and we’ve just got our first look at what to expect from the highly anticipated feature-length continuation of the beloved French comedy series.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve been missing the chaotic energy of the ASK agents. Originally airing on France 2 before becoming a massive global streaming hit, Call My Agent! wrapped up its four-season run a few years ago. Since then, fans have been eagerly awaiting news on the long-rumored movie continuation. Now, thanks to new first-look details dropping, we finally have confirmation on the plot, an update on its cast, and where our favorite Parisian agents are today.

Our full Everything We Know can be found here, but here are all the recent updates and an overview of the film, set to arrive sometime in 2026. We’ve spread out the new photos, shared on X and Instagram, throughout the article.

What is the plot of Call My Agent! The Movie?

As first reported by Deadline last September, the film will see a major career pivot for our favorite force-of-nature, Andréa Martel. According to the official logline provided by Netflix, the movie picks up five years after the conclusion of the television series:

“Five years after the conclusion of the television series, Andréa is back in the business, but this time behind the camera, as an emerging director. Things, however, are not running smoothly. When she loses her lead actor days before cameras are set to roll, she must get the old team back together, rekindling all of the old friendships and rivalries. A continuation of Call My Agent!”

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Who is in the cast? Laure Calamy opens up about the “moving” reunion

You can’t have a Call My Agent! reunion without the agents. Netflix has updated their listing for the film today confirming that the entire main cast is officially returning for the film. Here’s who is back in action:

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
Ophélia Kolb as Colette Brancillon
Anne Marivin as Elise Formain

Speaking exclusively to the French outlet Diverto recently, Laure Calamy (who plays the endlessly devoted and hilarious Noémie Leclerc) expanded on what it was actually like returning to set with the original ensemble after five years apart. Calamy opened up about the emotional weight of the project, describing the long-awaited cast reunion as “very moving” (“c’était très émouvant”).

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Which guest stars will appear in the movie?

The original series was famous for its incredible celebrity cameos (who could forget Sigourney Weaver or Jean Reno?). For the movie, they are upping the ante. Confirmed stars playing themselves in the film include French icons Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne, and Laurent Lafitte.

Most excitingly, Hollywood heavyweight George Clooney is officially on the cast list! Additionally, Eva Longoria was reportedly in talks to make an appearance, plus no doubt a few more that are being kept secret.

Original series creator and showrunner Fanny Herrero is back to pen the screenplay, co-writing alongside Lison Daniel. Taking the director’s chair for the film is Emilie Noblet. The film is produced by Mediawan’s Mon Voisin Productions and Mother Production, with participation from France Télévisions. Original series producers Dominique Besnehard, Michel Feller, and Harold Valentin are all back to steer the ship.

The return of the ASK crew is just one piece of an absolutely massive international slate for the streamer. Be sure to check out our full preview of the new French shows and movies coming to Netflix in 2026 and beyond to see what else is on the horizon.