Parisian talent agents juggle client crises and celebrity cameos, shot across the city's creative arrondissements.
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The series follows the agents of ASK, an agency that represents French film stars. Start at the agency's address, 149 Rue Saint-Honoré, a block from the Louvre. Café Marly and the Jardin du Palais-Royal, where the agents talk on the benches, are about 5 minutes away, and the brasserie Le Grand Colbert is a few minutes past the garden. The Tuileries pond and the Westin hotel are about 10 minutes the other way.
The rest of Paris is spread out. Le Grand Rex, the cinema of the premieres, is about 15 minutes from Le Grand Colbert. Salle Pleyel, where the César awards night was shot, is in the 8th. Père-Lachaise, where the agency's founder is buried in season 1, is out in the 20th. One day for the area around the agency, a second for the rest.
The agency's offices were a studio set, so the building on Rue Saint-Honoré is one to see from outside. The Palais-Royal garden also appears in Emily in Paris.
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The art-deco cinema used for premiere scenes, with the most photographed cinema facade in Paris.
Access · Working cinema and concert hall: the façade is free to see; inside only with a ticket for a film or show, or on the paid backstage tour when it runs. Check the programme.
This corner building a block from the Louvre is the official address of the ASK agency: its balcony is where the agents wave Samuel off on holiday in the first episode, and the Rue de Rivoli arcades just behind it carry the opening credits. The offices themselves were built in a studio in Aubervilliers, so there is nothing to visit inside.
Access · Exterior only
In the pilot Gabriel steers Cécile de France through a photo shoot in this grand 1878 hotel and has to tell her she has lost the Tarantino role for being too old; Camille and Mathias later meet in its restaurant. The Rivoli-side terrace looks straight onto the Tuileries.
Access · Exterior; interior by reservation
Camille invites her mother to lunch and talks Mathias into joining them, just as Noémie and Mathias's wife Catherine walk in and the secret of his illegitimate daughter nearly comes out. The Belle Époque brasserie beside the Galerie Vivienne, all brass rails and painted panels, also opens the 2026 Call My Agent! film.
Access · Restaurant: reservation recommended
The funeral of agency founder Samuel Kerr, the event that throws ASK into turmoil, is staged among the tree-lined alleys of Paris's most famous cemetery; Andréa and Arlette return here in the final season on Sigourney Weaver's trail. Enter by the monumental gate on Boulevard de Ménilmontant.
Access · Public space
The agency's back garden, two minutes from the office: Mathias and Catherine walk here after the fraught Grand Colbert lunch, Camille and Hervé take their sandwiches to its benches, and in the season 3 finale the agents shoot their fake film among the lime trees. Arlette meets a producer at the Restaurant du Palais-Royal under the arcades.
Access · Public space
The garden across from the agency is where the characters come to breathe: Camille and Hervé lunch here while he compares her father's secret to the film La Moustache, Hervé and Valentin share champagne, and in the series finale Andréa sits alone by the pond weighing her future.
Access · Public space
Season 4 opens on the red carpet of the Césars, French cinema's big night, shot where the real ceremony is held: this Art Deco concert hall of 1927. Mathias and Noémie walk off along the Seine afterwards.
Access · Ticket required for the interior
Andréa waits for Nathalie Baye at this café set into the Louvre's Richelieu wing, whose arcaded terrace looks straight down on the glass pyramid. Come at dusk, when the pyramid lights up between the arches.
Access · Restaurant: reservation recommended
The season 2 finale follows the ASK agents to the Cannes Film Festival. Andréa, the agency's sharpest agent, drives past the festival palace with Juliette Binoche, who plays herself, and the team stays at the Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic a few steps along the Croisette.
Access · Exterior and Croisette are public. Inside the palace only for events. The Majestic is a hotel: bar and restaurant for guests or by reservation, check before you go.
Season 3 ends here: Mathias, one of the agency's founding agents, and Noémie, his former assistant and now his partner, walk off together into the night across the square. The Westin, where the pilot was shot, is just round the corner on Rue de Castiglione.
Access · Public square, free.
In season 3 the American visitors who have business with ASK stay at this hotel facing the gilded statue of Joan of Arc. In the next episode Hicham Janowski, the businessman who has bought into the agency, meets them in its bar.
Access · Exterior anytime. The bar and restaurant are open to non-guests at set hours: check before you go.
In season 1 the agency's clients Julie Gayet and JoeyStarr, both playing themselves, shoot a period film in the grounds of this château west of Paris, and the agents have to keep the set from falling apart. The estate is also known for its safari park.
Access · Ticket required for the château, gardens and park. Check opening days and prices before you go.
One evening in season 3 Gabriel, the warm-hearted agent who looks after the actors' feelings, walks past this 17th-century mansion with his client Isabelle Huppert, who plays herself. The same episode moves on to the nearby Place des Vosges.
Access · Courtyard and garden are usually open and free, with a passage to Place des Vosges. Check before you go.
No.
The offices were built in a studio in Aubervilliers.
What you can see is the balcony of the building at 149 Rue Saint-Honoré, the agency's official address, from the street.
Yes.
Le Grand Colbert and Café Marly are working restaurants: booking ahead is recommended.
The Westin also has a restaurant on the Tuileries side.
The façade of Le Grand Rex is free to see.
Inside you need a ticket for a film or show, or the paid backstage tour when it runs: check the programme.
Yes, on the Croisette.
The outside of the Palais des Festivals is public; inside you go only for events.
Cannes is far from Paris, so plan it as a separate stop.
Tap a number to see the place and get directions in Maps.
Walk ~5 min
Metro to Tuileries (L1) · ~14 min
S3E4 and S3E5
Walk ~5 min
The ASK agency on foot: from the Tuileries to the Grand Colbert
The agency's own neighbourhood: the garden, the hotel of the pilot, the office balcony and the brasserie lunch, all within a short walk.
Book Le Grand Colbert ahead if you want to eat at the end of the walk.
On a phone, Google Maps opens at most 5 places at a time.
Nearest metro: Tuileries (L1)
S4E6 (finale; also S3E4)
Walk ~6 min
S1E1
Walk ~5 min
S3E6, closing scene
Walk ~11 min
S4E2
Walk ~9 min
Walk ~5 min
S1E1 (and every season)
Walk ~5 min
S3E6 (also S2E3, S2E5)
Walk ~5 min
S2E3
Walk ~11 min
Walk ~5 min
Metro to Saint-Paul (L1) · ~15 min
Walk ~5 min
Metro to Ternes (L2) · ~26 min
S4E1
Walk ~5 min
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Palais des Festivals, Cannes: too far for the trip in Paris. Its page says how to get there.
Château de Thoiry: special visit only. Its page says how. To add it, ask Roseo AI.
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