Call My Agent Season 1 Episode 2 Episode 2
- October 14, 2015
- 54 min
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7.4 (413)
Call My Agent is a French television show, originally titled Dix pour cent, which means ten percent. The show follows a group of talent agents working at a fictional agency called ASK. Each episode features famous French actors playing exaggerated versions of themselves, while the agents negotiate deals and navigate personal and professional dilemmas.
In season 1 episode 2, titled "Line and Françoise," we are introduced to a new conflict facing the agents at ASK. Mathias, played by Thibault de Montalembert, has decided to leave the agency and start his own. This decision has created tension between Mathias and his colleagues, especially with his ex-girlfriend and fellow agent, Andréa, played by Camille Cottin.
Meanwhile, Andréa is handling a difficult client, French film legend Line Renaud, played by herself. Renaud is suffering from a medical issue that affects her ability to perform and her team of assistants and family is pushing her to retire. Andréa, however, believes Renaud still has talent and attempts to convince her to take on a new project despite the risks.
At the same time, Gabriel, played by Grégory Montel, is dealing with the fallout of a leaked sex tape. The tape has gone viral and his prospects as a serious actor are jeopardized. Gabriel's agent, Arlette, played by Liliane Rovère, tries to help him salvage his reputation and land a new job.
Finally, in a comedic subplot, Hicham, played by Assaad Bouab, attempts to impress his co-workers by showing off his guitar skills at a client meeting.
The episode is filled with witty dialogue and showcases the struggles of being a talent agent in the fast-paced world of the entertainment industry. As always, the actors playing themselves play with their public personas and add a layer of meta commentary to the show.
Overall, Call My Agent season 1 episode 2 is a fun and engaging continuation of the hit French series. It balances humor with emotional depth and provides insight into the lives of those who work behind the scenes to make the movies and TV shows we love.