The Call My Agent! The Movie cast brings the old ASK ensemble back, but not to their old desks. Andréa is directing, Noémie is producing, Mathias and Camille have built a new agency, Gabriel works for a rival, Hervé is acting and Arlette is retired. The reunion works because everyone returns with a different stake in Andréa’s troubled first film.
Camille Cottin as Andréa Martel
Andréa has finally made the career change she was considering when ASK collapsed. Five years later, she is preparing to direct her first feature film. Then her lead actor quits days before shooting, she falls out with her producer and the entire production starts to wobble.
That puts Andréa at the centre of a different power struggle. She is no longer the agent cleaning up an actor’s crisis. She is the filmmaker whose project needs rescuing, while a legal battle also threatens custody of her daughter. Her response is classic Andréa: pull the old team back together and try to control every moving part herself.
Laure Calamy as Noémie Leclerc
Noémie is no longer Mathias’s overworked assistant. She has become a successful reality TV producer, and Andréa turns to her when the film loses its star and financing becomes precarious. The move gives Noémie real authority, even if Andréa initially assumes she will be easy to manipulate.
The film’s central working pair is Andréa and Noémie. Andréa brings artistic ambition and a need for control. Noémie brings production instincts, improvisation and a willingness to find a workaround. Their new director-producer relationship gives the reunion a different balance from the old ASK hierarchy.
Mathias, Camille and the agency they built after ASK
Thibault de Montalembert returns as Mathias Barneville, while Fanny Sidney is back as his daughter, Camille Valentini. After ASK closed, father and daughter continued in representation and built an agency focused on young talent.
Their shared business keeps one branch of the old ASK family inside traditional agent work. The father-daughter pair now represent young talent together, and Andréa’s crisis pulls both generations into the same production again.
Grégory Montel as Gabriel Sarda
Gabriel remains a talent agent, but he now works at Starmedia, the rival agency he joined after ASK closed.
Gabriel’s strained history with Andréa gives the rescue effort an emotional fault line. The movie moves away from the old case-of-the-week agency structure, but his position at Starmedia keeps the talent-agency world connected to Andréa’s production crisis.
Nicolas Maury as Hervé André-Jezak
Hervé followed the ambition he revealed near the end of the series and became an actor. He is not presented as a secure star, though. Festival coverage describes him as still struggling for momentum, which lets the film turn a former assistant into part of the performing world he once served.
Liliane Rovère as Arlette Azémar
Arlette has retired from agent life, but festival coverage says she has lost none of her sense of the cutting one-liner. Her return keeps the ensemble’s veteran voice in the reunion even though she is no longer working as an agent.
With Andréa and Noémie pushing the production forward, Gabriel returning from Starmedia and Mathias and Camille bringing their new agency into the mix, Arlette arrives without another professional role to perform.
Anne Marivin as Élise Formain, plus the Colette question
Anne Marivin returns as Élise Formain, a Starmedia figure tied to ASK’s former rival. Her presence connects the reunion to the agency where Gabriel now works.
Netflix currently bills Ophélia Kolb, and Deadline described her as a returnee. Earlier Canal+ coverage said Colette Brancillon was not expected back, so Kolb’s presence is official but the available sources do not settle whether she appears as Colette or how much screen time she has.
Which stars play themselves?
Light cameo spoilers follow. The film keeps the series tradition of celebrities playing themselves. Laurent Lafitte is Andréa’s original lead before leaving the production. Vincent Macaigne becomes the replacement, with Laetitia Casta opposite him.
- George Clooney appears in a single scene with Andréa and Noémie.
- Eva Longoria plays a producer rather than an actress, reflecting her real work behind the camera.
- Laurent Lafitte is the star whose exit triggers Andréa’s casting emergency.
- Vincent Macaigne is drafted into Andréa’s leading role opposite Laetitia Casta.
- Laetitia Casta plays the actress opposite Macaigne in Andréa’s film.
How the reunion changes the ASK ensemble
The movie does not simply reopen the agency and reset everyone to 2020. It scatters the old team across directing, producing, acting, representation and retirement, then forces those new identities onto one chaotic film set. That is why the cast guide is really a map of changed power relationships.
Andréa needs Noémie instead of commanding her. Mathias and Camille now work together as father, daughter and business partners. Gabriel arrives from the rival agency. Hervé has crossed to the talent side, while Arlette returns from retirement. The jobs have changed, but the old loyalties and rivalries have not.
Call My Agent! The Movie arrives on Netflix on September 10, 2026. For the India platform, date and viewing context, read our Call My Agent! The Movie OTT release guide.
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