Judy Ann enters the cutthroat world of talent management



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Judy Ann Santos steps into the fast-paced entertainment industry in the upcoming HBO Original series Call My Manager, premiering on HBO Max on 13 August. The eight-part drama will release new episodes every Thursday.
The series revolves around the people working behind the scenes at Shine Artist Management, where veteran talent managers Andrea, Matthew and Gabriel dedicate their lives to keeping their celebrity clients on top. As work demands intensify, their carefully managed professional lives begin to unravel when personal issues threaten to upend the agency.
Santos leads the ensemble as Andrea Manuel, alongside Edu Manzano as Matthew Buenaventura and RK Bagatsing as Gabriel Soler. Also joining the cast are Gina Alajar, Christiana Zaleta and Raf Pineda.
Produced by the creators behind On the Job, the series is executive produced by Ronald "Dondon" Monteverde and Erik Matti, who also directs with Mario Cornejo and Jade Castro.
Call My Manager is the Philippine adaptation of the hit French comedy Dix Pour Cent, better known internationally as Call My Agent!, and is produced by Reality MM Studios.
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