'Call My Agent' Series Revived for Netflix Film with Clooney, Longoria

In a recent development, the highly anticipated Netflix film adaptation of the acclaimed French series "Call My Agent" has garnered even more star power. According to reports, Hollywood A-lister George Clooney has confirmed his involvement in the project, revealing that he will have a cameo role.

Furthermore, it has been learned that actress Eva Longoria is currently in negotiations to appear in the film as well. This news comes as Netflix has officially confirmed Clooney's participation, along with a lineup of popular French actors, including Laetitia Casta, Vincent Macaigne, and Laurent Lafitte.

The film will also see the return of the beloved cast from the original "Call My Agent" series, which won an International Emmy Award. This includes Camille Cottin as the fearless talent agent Andréa Martel, as well as Laure Calamy, Grégory Montel, Thibault de Montalembert, and other fan-favorite performers.

The movie, simply titled "Call My Agent (The Movie)," will pick up the story five years after the series' bittersweet conclusion, with Andréa now working behind the camera as an emerging director. However, she faces new challenges when she loses her lead actor just days before shooting starts, forcing her to reunite her old team and navigate old friendships and rivalries.