What to read, watch, and listen to if you lovedCall My Agent! The Movie
Émilie Noblet · Film · 2026
If you loved Call My Agent! The Movie, start with Call My Agent! (Dominique Besnehard, 2015) — a series from the same story. Below: 3 books, 4 series and 2 podcasts, each matched to Call My Agent! The Movie across media.
You loved Call My Agent! The Movie for the way it portrays the high-stakes, chaotic scramble of professional creative collaboration.
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Call My Agent!
Dominique Besnehard · Series · 2015
Adaptation
The Talent Agency
Riri Riza · Series · 2023
Books on the same thread
A Deadly Episode
Anthony Horowitz · Book · 2026
Shares a thread with Call My Agent! The Movie: Meta-fiction.
If the chaotic film set drama of Call My Agent! The Movie resonated with you, this meta-fictional mystery offers a similarly biting satire of the industry behind the scenes.
Exit Party
Emily St. John Mandel · Book · 2026
Explores: Fractured Timelines, Parallel Realities, Disappearance.
Just as the characters in Call My Agent! The Movie navigate the shifting realities of fame and fortune, you will find this exploration of fractured timelines equally compelling.
The Calamity Club
Kathryn Stockett · Book · 2026
Those who enjoyed the complex, interconnected social dynamics among the team in Call My Agent! The Movie will appreciate how these women's fates converge in this historical setting.
Series on the same thread
Elle
Laura Kittrell · Series · 2026
The formative professional challenges seen in Call My Agent! The Movie find a youthful parallel here, as you witness the early, tumultuous social navigation of a future icon.
Étoile
Amy Sherman-Palladino · Series · 2025
Shares a thread with Call My Agent! The Movie: Workplace Comedy.
The high-pressure artistic environment of Call My Agent! The Movie is mirrored in this story of cultural exchange and the intense, often ruthless ambition required to save institutions.
CIA
Dick Wolf · Series · 2026
Explores: forced partnership, bureaucratic friction, covert operations.
Much like the forced professional partnership that drives Call My Agent! The Movie, this procedural captures the friction and moral ambiguity of two clashing personalities working under pressure.
Among Us
Series · 2026
The paranoia and internal maneuvering found in Call My Agent! The Movie are reimagined here, testing your ability to identify the deceptive outsider within a closed, high-stakes group.
Podcasts on the same thread
Josh Smith's Great Chat Show
Podcast · 2026
Explores: Conversation, Connection, Celebrity Culture.
If you enjoyed the intimate, celebrity-focused atmosphere of Call My Agent! The Movie, you will appreciate this deep dive into the human connections behind the world's most famous faces.
Making A Scene
Matt Lucas and David Walliams · Podcast
Explores: celebrity life, anecdotes, movie adaptation.
This podcast captures the same spirit of industry anecdote and celebrity life that defines Call My Agent! The Movie, turning personal histories into the dramatic scenes you love.
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Common questions
Do I need to watch the original Call My Agent! series before seeing Call My Agent! The Movie?
While Call My Agent! The Movie follows the agency five years after the original 2015 television series concluded, the film functions as a standalone reunion. You can understand the plot regarding Andréa and her team without having seen the previous episodes.
Is Call My Agent! The Movie a direct sequel to The Talent Agency?
No, Call My Agent! The Movie is not a sequel to the 2023 series The Talent Agency. It is a cinematic continuation of the original 2015 Call My Agent! television series, focusing on the reunion of the former ASK Agency team.
Who directed Call My Agent! The Movie?
Call My Agent! The Movie was directed by Émilie Noblet. It marks her debut as a feature film director, focusing on the story of Andréa and her team attempting to film a project despite the loss of their lead actor.
How does the plot of Call My Agent! The Movie relate to the original series?
Call My Agent! The Movie picks up five years after the ASK Agency closed its doors. The narrative centers on Andréa, now a debut director, who must reunite her old team to solve a crisis when her lead actor drops out shortly before filming begins.