Call My Agent! The Movie Brings the ASK Team Back Five Years Later: Cast and Plot

Call My Agent! The Movie Brings the ASK Team Back Five Years Later: Cast and Plot
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The doors at ASK have been closed for five years, but the team behind Call My Agent! is back together. Call My Agent! The Movie is now streaming on Netflix, turning Andrea Martel’s first directing job into the crisis that reunites the former agents.

The French follow-up is a feature rather than another regular season. It brings back the workplace comedy’s familiar cast while placing them on a troubled film set where professional egos and old grudges can surface again. It also shifts Andrea from agent to director, making her responsible for the kind of production emergency she once solved on behalf of clients.

Fans do not need to mistake the film for a reboot with a new ensemble. The official cast list confirms a broad reunion, and the five-year jump explains why everyone returns with a different job and new complications.

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  • Platform: Netflix
  • Format: Feature-length continuation
  • Story timing: Five years after ASK closed

What is Call My Agent! The Movie about?

Five years after ASK closed, Andrea is preparing to direct her first movie. Her lead actor quits only days before filming, and she also falls out with her producer. Facing a complete recast, Andrea turns to Noemie, who now works in reality television, because she believes her former colleague can be managed.

The plan quickly becomes more complicated. Production problems grow, and a legal dispute threatens Andrea’s custody of her daughter. The old ASK colleagues arrive at the high-pressure set one by one, each bringing a new role, an ego, and unresolved history.

The setup preserves the original show’s central joke: people who are skilled at managing famous clients often create just as much chaos in their own lives. This time, Andrea is not protecting someone else’s production from disaster. The film in danger is hers.

Which cast members return?

Andrea Martel – Camille Cottin

Andrea Martel played by Camille Cottin
Andrea Martel, played by Camille Cottin. Netflix

Andrea is now a first-time feature director trying to save her own production after losing its lead actor.

Noemie Leclerc – Laure Calamy

Noemie Leclerc played by Laure Calamy
Noemie Leclerc, played by Laure Calamy. Netflix

Noemie now works in reality television and becomes Andrea’s first call when the film begins to collapse.

The returning ensemble also includes Thibault de Montalembert, Gregory Montel, Nicolas Maury, Fanny Sidney, Liliane Rovere, Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne, Ophelia Kolb, Anne Marivin, and Laurent Lafitte.

The ensemble includes performers associated with the agency’s agents, assistants, clients, and professional circle. Their exact circumstances after the time jump are part of the reunion rather than information to assume before watching.

Emilie Noblet directed the movie. Netflix describes it as a witty and heartfelt workplace dramedy and satire. The official runtime and rating are available on the title page, while availability can vary by region.

Will Call My Agent! continue after the movie?

Netflix has not announced another movie or a new season tied to this reunion. The feature gives the ensemble a new shared problem, but that does not confirm a longer revival.

For now, the movie is the published continuation of the French series. Any further release date, story, or returning cast list remains unavailable.

Netflix comedy fans can also follow the production of The Inbetweeners 3. For a different ensemble returning with a full season, see our report on The Gentlemen Season 2.

Which former ASK colleague were you happiest to see again, and should this reunion continue beyond the movie? Let us know in the comments.

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