Call My Agent! The Movie Cast and Character Guide

Call My Agent! The Movie is less a reboot than a reunion. The ASK office may be gone, but the relationships that made the original French series work have survived, even as its former agents have moved into very different corners of the entertainment business.

Camille Cottin, Laure Calamy, Thibault de Montalembert, Gregory Montel, Nicolas Maury, Fanny Sidney and Liliane Rovere lead the returning ensemble. They are joined by familiar supporting characters and a new group of celebrities playing heightened versions of themselves, including George Clooney, Eva Longoria, Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne and Laurent Lafitte. Netflix’s official listing confirms Cottin, Calamy and de Montalembert at the head of the cast, with the larger ensemble following them.

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Camille Cottin as Andrea Martel

Camille Cottin returns as Andrea Martel, but Andrea’s professional life has changed dramatically since ASK collapsed. The former star agent has moved behind the camera and is preparing to direct her first feature film.

Unfortunately, her transition into directing proves no less chaotic than her years representing difficult actors. Her leading man abandons the production only days before filming, she clashes with her producer, and problems on set begin multiplying while a custody dispute threatens another part of her life.

Cottin remains the movie’s central figure, but the feature gives her an unusual new partner in Noemie. Outside Call My Agent!, the French actress has built an international career through projects including Stillwater, House of Gucci and Killing Eve.

Laure Calamy as Noemie Leclerc

Laure Calamy plays Noemie Leclerc, who has undergone perhaps the most unexpected career transformation of the old ASK group.

Noemie is now a successful producer of popular reality television. When Andrea desperately needs somebody who can help rescue her movie, she turns to Noemie, initially assuming she will be easy to control. That calculation does not survive very long, and the uneasy partnership between the two women becomes the comic engine of much of the film.

It is a clever pairing because Andrea and Noemie rarely operated as a true duo during the series. Calamy, who won a Cesar for My Donkey, My Lover & I, gives the movie a second forceful personality capable of pushing back against Cottin’s Andrea rather than simply reacting to her.

Thibault de Montalembert as Mathias Barneville

Thibault de Montalembert reprises Mathias Barneville, one of ASK’s most experienced and politically skilled agents.

Mathias had already begun moving toward film production before the original series ended, and his complicated history with both ASK and Noemie gives his return another layer. He is still capable of treating every professional problem as something that can be negotiated, maneuvered around or quietly turned to his advantage.

De Montalembert has worked extensively in French film and television and is also familiar internationally from The Tunnel.

Gregory Montel as Gabriel Sarda

Gregory Montel is back as Gabriel Sarda, the more emotionally driven counterpart to Mathias’ calculated approach.

Gabriel ended the television series working with rival agency Starmedia after ASK’s collapse, but his loyalty to his former colleagues never completely disappeared. The crisis surrounding Andrea’s film provides a natural reason for the old group to find themselves occupying the same professional space again.

Montel’s Gabriel was frequently the character caught between professional responsibility and personal loyalty in the series, and the movie retains that familiar dynamic even with less screen time available for each member of the ensemble.

Nicolas Maury as Herve Andre-Jezak

Nicolas Maury returns as Herve Andre-Jezak, whose career has moved considerably beyond his days as an assistant at ASK.

By the series finale, Herve had begun pursuing acting seriously after unexpectedly landing a movie role. The feature continuation finds him still carrying the theatrical energy and sharp humor that made him one of the ensemble’s most distinctive characters.

Maury is himself an actor and filmmaker, having directed the feature My Best Part, which makes Herve’s shift toward life in front of the camera particularly amusing.

Fanny Sidney as Camille Valentini and Liliane Rovere as Arlette Azemar

Fanny Sidney reprises Camille Valentini, Mathias’ daughter and one of the younger agents who grew considerably more confident during the original series. When ASK closed, Camille was preparing to establish a new agency with Mathias and Arlette, leaving her professional future open for the movie to revisit.

Liliane Rovere returns as Arlette Azemar, the veteran agent whose decades of experience made her simultaneously the calmest and least predictable person in the ASK office. Arlette’s participation gives the reunion a direct connection to the agency’s old guard, and Rovere once again provides a quieter counterweight to the frantic personalities surrounding her.

Anne Marivin as Elise Formain and Ophelia Kolb as Colette

Anne Marivin returns as Elise Formain, the formidable Starmedia agent whose company played a central part in ASK’s downfall. Her presence means the feature does not simply erase the professional rivalries created during the final seasons.

Ophelia Kolb also returns as Colette Brancillon, Andrea’s former partner. Colette was particularly important to Andrea’s personal story, and production cast records include Kolb among the movie’s returning supporting players.

Rather than rebuilding the entire television ensemble equally, the movie concentrates most heavily on Andrea and Noemie while using characters such as Gabriel, Mathias and Camille in more limited but recognizable roles. Early reviews from the Angouleme premiere likewise identified the Cottin-Calamy partnership as the film’s main dramatic and comic axis.

Laurent Lafitte, Laetitia Casta and Vincent Macaigne Play Themselves

Call My Agent! would not feel complete without celebrities making fun of their own public personas, and the movie continues that tradition.

Laurent Lafitte plays himself and is closely tied to the crisis that launches Andrea’s filmmaking nightmare. Promotional material presents Lafitte as the actor whose departure leaves her scrambling for a replacement shortly before the shoot.

Vincent Macaigne also plays a version of himself, with the movie leaning into his image as a sensitive, uncertain actor. Laetitia Casta similarly appears as herself, giving the fictional production another strong personality Andrea and Noemie have to manage. A review following the movie’s festival screening described Macaigne’s self-parody as an insecure actor and Casta’s character as considerably more tempestuous.

George Clooney and Eva Longoria Join the Call My Agent! Cast

The biggest international guest is George Clooney, who plays himself. His appearance continues a tradition established by performers such as Sigourney Weaver in the series, but Clooney represents the movie’s most ambitious Hollywood cameo.

Clooney shot his material in Paris and reportedly agreed to participate immediately, with the production arranging his work around a one-day shoot.

Eva Longoria also appears as herself. Fanny Herrero has explained that Longoria was particularly interesting to the writers because she is not only an actress but an established producer, allowing the movie to play with another side of celebrity power within the entertainment industry.

Together, the guest appearances preserve the central joke that made the series distinctive: famous actors enter the story as recognizable versions of themselves, while the fictional professionals around them are left dealing with everything that goes wrong.

Is the Entire Original Call My Agent! Cast Back?

Almost, but not completely. The seven central returning players are Cottin, Calamy, de Montalembert, Montel, Maury, Sidney and Rovere. According to AlloCine, Stefi Celma is the notable absence from the original core ensemble, meaning Sofia Leprince does not return for the reunion. The publication reported that Celma had been offered a return but chose not to reprise the role.

That still leaves Call My Agent! The Movie with most of the personalities responsible for the original show’s chemistry, while the celebrity guests prevent the reunion from becoming purely nostalgic.