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George Clooney is in Paris for the filming of "Call My Agent!"

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The Editor

It's official: George Clooney will star in the telefilm Dix pour Cent, an adaptation of the iconic French series. The series, which followed the behind-the-scenes of a talent agency in Paris for four seasons, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year with this exciting feature film!

The beloved actor, known for his roles in Ocean’s Eleven and Gravity, announced that he will head to Paris next week to participate in the filming and that he didn't hesitate for a second to join the project.

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A Hollywood Star at the Heart of French Touch

This announcement marks a turning point for the series, already famous for its international star appearances in every episode. The arrival of Clooney confirms that the project aims for global reach and highlights the growing influence of the French series on international cinema and television.

While George Clooney may steal the spotlight, iconic French actors will also be back. Camille Cottin will reprise her role as Andréa Martel, the strong-willed agent who has helped make the series a worldwide success. Thanks to the notoriety of the series, the actress has been able to join the Hollywood circle, opening the door to many international collaborations.


A release scheduled for 2026 on Netflix

Netflix confirmed on October 8, 2025, the participation of Laure Calamy, Thibault de Montalembert, Grégory Montel, Nicolas Maury, Fanny Sidney, and Liliane Rovère in the filming of the TV movie. While the release is set for 2026, the exact schedule is yet to be determined. In the meantime, fans can already look forward to the humor and behind-the-scenes of Parisian cinema, this time under the watchful eye of George Clooney.

The blend of typically French humor and Hollywood flair promises a unique film, celebrating the decade of a series that has marked the small screen and reaffirmed French expertise in international dramedy.