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Call My Agent! Movie Brings Back Beloved Talent Agents
Call My Agent!
The Movie is a new film based on a French television series.
The series was called Dix pour cent.
It returns to the busy world of people who manage actors and other performers.
The story happens five years after the ASK Agency closed.
Camille Cottin returns as Andrea.
Laure Calamy returns as Noemie.
The movie brings back many familiar characters and their funny problems.
It is especially enjoyable for people who already liked the series.
Netflix's Call My Agent! The Movie continues the story of the French series Dix pour cent.
The film takes place five years after the ASK Agency shut its doors.
Camille Cottin and Laure Calamy reprise their roles as Andrea and Noemie.
Emilie Noblet directed the film, with writing by Violaine Bellet, Lison Daniel and Fanny Herrero.
The reunion is described as chaotic, funny and entertaining, but primarily suited to existing fans.
- Who
- Camille Cottin, Laure Calamy and the returning Call My Agent! team.
- What
- A Netflix film spin-off of the workplace comedy-drama series Dix pour cent.
- Where
- The article does not specify a filming or story location.
- When
- Five years after the ASK Agency shut its doors.
- Why
- To revisit the characters and chaotic talent-management world of the original series.
Key facts
- Platform
- Netflix
- Original series
- Dix pour cent
- Setting
- The talent-management world surrounding the ASK Agency
- Time jump
- Five years after the ASK Agency closed
- Returning cast
- Camille Cottin as Andrea and Laure Calamy as Noemie
- Director
- Emilie Noblet
- Writers
- Violaine Bellet, Lison Daniel and Fanny Herrero
Sources
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