- Claudia Jessie, best known for playing Eloise Bridgerton in Netflix's hit Shondaland series, has signed with Range Media Partners for Film/TV management, with the deal led by managers Austin Lantero and Becky Astphan.
- Jessie continues with Hatch Talent for talent representation and Multitude Media for publicity.
- With Bridgerton Season 5 in production and an upcoming Channel 4 drama alongside Glenn Close, Jessie is clearly building toward a bigger international footprint.
- The firm has been on an aggressive signing streak in 2026, recently adding Nara Smith and filmmaker Babak Anvari to its roster.
Claudia Jessie has signed with Range Media Partners for Film/TV management, with managers Austin Lantero and Becky Astphan leading the deal. She continues with Hatch Talent for representation and Multitude Media for publicity.
Jessie is best known for playing Eloise Bridgerton, the sharp-tongued, fiercely independent fifth Bridgerton child, in Shondaland’s blockbuster Netflix series Bridgerton, a role she has held since the show’s debut in 2020. Seasons 1 and 3 rank among the most-watched seasons in Netflix history, and Season 5 is currently in production.
Before Bridgerton, Jessie built a steady career across British television, with credits including Vanity Fair (ITV/Amazon Studios), Line of Duty (BBC), Defending the Guilty (BBC Two), Call the Midwife, Doctor Who, and more.
Most recently, Jessie appeared in the Netflix limited series Toxic Town, based on the true story of the Corby environmental poisonings. Next, she’ll star in Channel 4’s upcoming drama Up to No Good alongside Glenn Close.
Range Media Partners has been on a notable signing run in 2026. The firm recently brought on content creator Nara Smith for all-areas digital management and Babak Anvari and his production banner Two Two Pictures for Film/TV management.
Takeaways
This is a well-timed power move. Claudia Jessie is heading into arguably the most pivotal stretch of her career: Bridgerton Season 5 is in production, and Up to No Good puts her opposite one of Hollywood’s most decorated actresses in Glenn Close.
Adding Range Media Partners to her team suggests she’s thinking seriously about expanding her profile beyond British television and into the broader global film and TV market.
For Range, this fits a clear 2026 pattern: sign talent at the cusp of a major breakout. Whether it’s a Bridgerton star or a cultural creator like Nara Smith, Range is consistently betting early, and betting big.
With Bridgerton confirmed through at least Season 6, does landing Range signal that Jessie is already thinking about life after Eloise? Could Up to No Good alongside Glenn Close be the crossover moment that repositions her as a feature film contender?
