Call My Agent: Season 4

While suspicions are rife about Mathias’s professional future; whether he... More will join the competition or set up his own agency, Andréa is completely overwhelmed by her new responsibilities as CEO of ASK. She no longer has the time to spend on her client actors as scrupulously as in the past and finds herself lying to Charlotte Gainsbourg about a project that she has not read. When she realizes that the script is very bad, it is too late: her actress has already said yes and Andréa must then at all costs find a way out for Charlotte and the fact that the director of the film is her best friend is not going to make things easier for her.

Since Mathias revealed at the Caesar Ceremony that he was... More becoming a producer at Mediawan, ASK has started to fight to retain his clients. Under high pressure from Andréa who is moving heaven and earth to save the agency, Gabriel is dispatched to the ongoing set of Franck Dubosc to convince him to work with him. He thinks he will be meeting an experienced actor delighted to make his first "indie" film but finds instead a star frustrated by the film, in open conflict with his young co-star and who accuses ASK of having put him in this impossible situation. Forced to redeem himself in Franck's eyes, Gabriel will do his best to prove to him that he is the agent he needs, at the risk of aggravating the tensions that are already stirring the shoot.

As Mathias' clients drain away, Andrea has no choice but... More to bring one of the competition straight into ASK's ranks... although that is not to the liking of the whole team. She must also take care of José Garcia who seems uncontrollable since he has encountered the love of his youth on set. To ensure his good performance in the film and protect her actor, Andréa must investigate what really happened between the two lovers and gradually understands that José may not have told her the whole truth ...

While Camille must face Mathias for the adaptation rights to... More the biggest literary success of the year, Gabriel must convince Sandrine Kimberlain not to jeopardize her career by going into stand-up comedy. Unable to tell her too directly that she does not excel in this discipline, he tries to bring her delicately to reason by calling on Muriel Robin to explain the harshness of a life as a comedian. Unfortunately for the agent, these detours prove ineffective and he sees the first one-woman appearance of his actress approaching more and more riskily.