'Call My Agent!' Netflix Movie: September Release Confirmed, First Footage and Everything We Know

After years of on-and-off development and slow progress, Netflix confirmed a September 2026 release for the Call My Agent! movie is officially, with most of the original cast for the French series returning. Here is everything we know, and a recap of how we got here.

Last night, the Call My Agent! cast was in Cannes for a red carpet photocall, and did a talk show appearance on France Télévisions’ C A Vous. Alongside the promotion of the event movie, most of the cast played along for the – real – photographers, up to guest stars Vincent Macaigne and Laetitia Casta ; though it remains unconfirmed, we can speculate that some of the footage may end up in the movie. Today, Netflix finally released the first footage – less a trailer than a short scene featuring Camille Cottin‘s Andréa Martel and Laure Calamy‘s Noémie Leclerc, and confirmed a global release for September 10th.

Earlier this week, Netflix released the first promo stills for the movie. It seems like the release date for the project was supposed to remain confidential, but at the tail end of the talk-show segment, Laure Calamy let it slip that it would be in September. What is sure is that the Netflix French brass remains high on the project, with VP of French programming Pauline Dauvin highlighting it in the 2026 line-up in an expansive interview back in March.

On December 4th, 2025, the official social media pages for Netflix France announced that the movie had officially wrapped. The movie shot mainly in Paris and the Île-de-France area. Both George Clooney and Eva Longoria are set for cameos in the movie, according to several reports (and statements by Clooney himself), but Netflix had no comment as to whether they would appear or additional details. They are also absent of the first released stills.

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Confirmed in early September by original creator Fanny Herrero, who was accepting an award in Le Havre, the Call My Agent! (original title : Dix Pour Cent) movie has been confirmed to be in production for global release on Netflix, while original broadcaster France 2 and France Télévisions are confirmed to co-finance the project (and a second-run broadcast on France 2 or on streaming platform france.tv later on). Meanwhile, after having been removed last July, all four seasons of the original show are back on Netflix globally as of November 23rd.

The logline is below:

“Five years after the ASK agency closed, Andrea wants to become a director. But when she loses her lead actor just days before shooting starts, she has to bring her old team back together, sparking old friendships—and rivalries.”

The series itself is an ambitious one for French television: a dramedy set in the French film industry, focusing on talent agents who are not used to the limelight, it was long considered by Canal+ until public broadcaster France 2 ordered development in 2011. After an arduous process and questioning around the idea of bringing in A-list French actors, which would be easier through the producer of the series, legendary agent Dominique Besnehard, the first season was broadcast in 2015 under the guidance of Fanny Herrero. She brought in a team of writers in order to develop snappy, quick dialogue and interweave the personal and professional lives of the characters with harmony.

Netflix, which had barely begun producing its own French originals, bought second-run rights for France but, most crucially, global broadcast rights to the show, and so all four seasons had been available under the name Call My Agent!The series is credited with launching the international career of Camille Cottin (Andrea) and also starting the relationship between creator Fanny Herrero and Netflix. The latter left Call My Agent! ahead of its final season to sign an exclusive deal with the platform, which led to the 6-episode dramedy Drôle/Standing Up in 2022. The show wascancelled after a single season, whileCall My Agent was remade multiple times. Netflix aired the Indian remake, while competing platforms, including Prime Video for the British version and SKY for the Italian version, also produced their own adaptations.

Netflix has broadcast many versions of Call My Agent! including in South Korea.

Ever since the final episode of Call My Agent! was broadcast in November 2020, producer Dominique Besnehard has been on the record several times to confirm a movie was in active development. But he has always insisted that the problem lay with the busy schedules of the entire cast, and the need to find a workable script; Herrero had left the show due to creative differences, but was finally confirmed to write the sequel last year, alongside Lison Daniel.

All of these issues seem to be bygones, as the entire cast is confirmed to return alongside veteran director Émilie Nobletat the helm (Parlement, Zorro): Laure Calamy, Thibault de Montalembert, Grégory Montel, Nicolas Maury, Fanny Sidney, and Liliane Rovère. Planned guest stars include Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne, Ophélia Kolb, and Anne Marivin. Longtime producers of the show,Besnehard, Harold Valentin,and Michel Feller are producing throughMon Voisin ProductionsandMother Productions.

Speaking to Deadline, Herrero said of the characters: “They are so inspiring, I love them all. And the fact that I left and it’s been almost five years now since the last season was released, [makes] it so good to be back again together.” No timetable has been set for release, though it is expected sometime in late 2026. Until then, Netflix might make a new deal to bring back the complete series of one of its first international hits.

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