Celebrity Name: Scott Foley
New Company: Gersh Agency
Primary Agents: Leslie Siebert, Rachel Mangione
Department: Talent / All Areas
Territory: Global
- Scott Foley has signed with The Gersh Agency for representation in all areas, with agents Leslie Siebert and Rachel Mangione leading his deal.
- Foley continues his long-standing relationships with Atlas Artists for management and Vision PR for publicity.
- He is riding serious career momentum, his Netflix film La Dolce Villa pulled 19.8 million views in just four days, and his ABC series Will Trent was just renewed for a fifth season.
- His next major project, It’s Not Like That, which he also executive produced, premieres May 15 on Prime Video.
Scott Foley has officially landed at The Gersh Agency, signing for representation across all areas. Agents Leslie Siebert and Rachel Mangione will handle his career at the agency. He continues with Atlas Artists for management and Vision PR for publicity.
The signing comes at a high point for Foley. He currently holds a recurring role as Dr. Seth McDale on ABC’s Will Trent, which just scored a Season 5 renewal.
On the film side, he appeared in the box office hit Scream 7 and starred in Netflix’s La Dolce Villa, a romantic comedy that debuted as the platform’s most-watched title of the week with a remarkable 19.8 million views in just four days.
The Felicity and Scandal alum is no stranger to big swings. He headlined ABC’s Whiskey Cavalier, starred opposite Melissa Benoist in HBO Max’s The Girls on the Bus, and has credits spanning Grey’s Anatomy, True Blood, and Scrubs. He also made his Broadway debut in The Violet Hour.
Gersh has been on a notable signing streak lately. The agency also brought aboard Josh Peck and Julie Bowen.
Up next, Foley stars in the Prime Video family drama It’s Not Like That, which he also executive produced, premiering May 15.
Takeaways
Foley is not just busy, he’s diversifying in ways that demand full-spectrum representation. A Netflix hit, an ABC drama renewal, a franchise blockbuster, and an upcoming Prime Video lead all within the same cycle? That’s a lot of ground to cover, and bringing in a full-service agency like Gersh makes clear he’s thinking big picture.
Gersh, for its part, is clearly building something. Adding Foley alongside recent signings like Josh Peck and Julie Bowen points to a deliberate strategy of landing established TV talents with strong streaming traction.
With La Dolce Villa pulling nearly 20 million views in four days, could Foley be positioning himself for a bigger Netflix deal, and will Gersh help land it?
Foley has worn many hats (actor, writer, director, producer.) Does signing with a full-service agency like Gersh signal a push toward more behind-the-camera opportunities?
