Netflix is bringing back one of its most loved international series in a new format. Call My Agent! will return as a feature film after years of speculation and delays. The global release is officially scheduled for September 10, 2026.
Originally known as Dix pour cent in France, the series gained worldwide popularity after Netflix acquired its streaming rights. It became widely appreciated for its sharp writing, emotional storytelling, and unique take on the entertainment industry.
The show offered a behind the scenes look at celebrity management and quickly built a strong global fan base. Its success also led to multiple remakes in countries like India, Italy, and South Korea.
The official announcement was made during the Cannes Film Festival. Cast members reunited for promotions, creating excitement among fans who had been waiting for updates on the project.
Netflix also released a teaser featuring popular characters Andréa Martel and Noémie Leclerc. The preview immediately brought back interest among viewers who had nearly given up on a continuation.
The film’s story is set years after the original series finale. The talent agency has shut down, and Andréa is now trying to build a career as a film director.
However, her new journey faces multiple challenges as production issues begin to rise. Things become more complicated when the lead actor suddenly exits the project.
Facing difficulties, Andréa reconnects with her former colleagues. This brings back unresolved conflicts, rivalries, and emotional moments from the past.
The film is also expected to feature major Hollywood cameos. Reports suggest that George Clooney and Eva Longoria will appear, adding to the film’s global appeal.
Creator Fanny Herrero has hinted that this may not be the final chapter of the franchise. This possibility has further increased excitement among loyal fans of the series.
Call My Agent! remains one of Netflix’s most admired international shows. It is known for combining satire, humour, and emotional depth with strong storytelling.
At a time when streaming platforms focus heavily on dark and formula driven content, this return feels refreshing. With strong backing from Netflix and the original cast returning, the film is expected to be a major global release in 2026.
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