- Alice Eve has signed with Artist International Group (AIG) for management, with CEO David Unger leading the deal.
- She continues with Verve Talent & Literary Agency and Artists Rights Group for representation, and VRW Publicity and Apex Public Relations for public relations.
- Eve is next set to appear in Simon West's WWII espionage thriller Fortitude, alongside Nicolas Cage, Matthew Goode, Ed Skrein, Michael Sheen, and Ben Kingsley.
- The deal follows a busy run of new signings for AIG throughout 2025–2026.
Alice Eve has signed with Artist International Group (AIG) for management, with CEO David Unger leading the deal.
The London-born actress broke through internationally as Dr. Carol Marcus in J.J. Abrams‘ Star Trek Into Darkness and later starred in Marvel’s Iron Fist on Netflix.
She’s also appeared in the Emmy-winning anthology series Black Mirror, opposite John Cusack in The Raven, with Chris Evans in Before We Go, alongside Keanu Reeves in Replicas, and in Jay Roach’s Fox News drama Bombshell.
She’s next set to appear in Simon West’s World War II espionage thriller Fortitude, joining an ensemble that includes Nicolas Cage, Matthew Goode, Ed Skrein, Michael Sheen, and Ben Kingsley.
Eve will continue to be represented by Verve Talent & Literary Agency and Artists Rights Group for representation, and VRW Publicity and Apex Public Relations for public relations.
Founded in 2017 by Unger, AIG represents an international slate of film and TV talent, including Monica Bellucci, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Gong Li, and Anil Kapoor.
The firm has stayed active with new signings through 2025 and 2026, adding Father Joe director Barthélémy Grossmann ahead of the film’s Venice Film Festival premiere.
The move fits a wider pattern of actors adding dedicated management arms around key career moments. Oscar Casas signed with Impression Entertainment for film and television management as his profile grew off the Netflix hit Desire, while Kal Penn signed with Anonymous Content for management.
Takeaways
AIG’s international footprint comes right as Eve steps into her biggest ensemble film in years; Fortitude puts her alongside A-listers like Nicolas Cage and Ben Kingsley.
Since AIG’s roster leans heavily European and Asian, the deal could also open doors to non-English-language work, the way it has for clients like Monica Bellucci and Lena Góra. And because Verve and Artists Rights Group stay in place, this reads as Eve building out her team rather than replacing it.
Does Fortitude push Eve toward more studio-scale ensemble work going forward? Could AIG’s international ties steer her toward European or Asian co-productions?
