- Actor Toby Kebbell has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for representation across all areas, with a key focus on theatrical film and television.
- The signing coincides with major career momentum, including the September 2026 Toronto International Film Festival premiere of Peter Farrelly's I Play Rocky, where Kebbell portrays legendary film producer Robert Chartoff.
- Kebbell continues to lead Apple TV+’s alternate-history space drama For All Mankind as Miles Dale, following a four-season run on M. Night Shyamalan’s psychological thriller Servant.
- He retains his longtime management team at Untitled and publicity representation at PMK Entertainment.
British actor Toby Kebbell has officially signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for representation in all areas, focusing on theatrical film and television.
The move comes during an active stretch for Kebbell. In September 2026, he attended the Toronto International Film Festival for the world premiere of Peter Farrelly’s biographical drama I Play Rocky, distributed by Amazon MGM Studios.
In the film, which documents Sylvester Stallone’s battle to get Rocky produced, Kebbell stars as Oscar-winning producer Robert Chartoff. That festival bow follows his leading role opposite Shia LaBeouf in the 2025 British boxing drama Salvable.
On television, Kebbell stars as Miles Dale in the alternate-history space drama For All Mankind on Apple. Before venturing into space, he led four seasons of M. Night Shyamalan’s psychological thriller series Servant.
His early screen credits include Shane Meadows’ breakout revenge tale Dead Man’s Shoes, Guy Ritchie’s RocknRolla, the acclaimed Black Mirror episode “The Entire History of You,” and high-profile motion-capture work as Koba in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
Kebbell maintains continuity on his team by remaining with managers Alissa Vradenburg and John Campisi at Untitled, as well as publicist Samantha Mast at PMK Entertainment.
Kebbell’s signing continues an aggressive talent acquisition push for UTA in 2026. The agency has steadily broadened its screen roster across genres, recently adding Maxwell Jenkins alongside reality television breakout Melanie Moreno as she transitions into scripted acting.
Takeaways
Toby Kebbell’s jump to UTA comes at an opportune turning point in his twenty-year screen career. Often celebrated as one of the industry’s most dependable chameleon actors, Kebbell has proven he can deliver whether wearing motion-capture markers in studio tentpoles, commanding boutique indie dramas like Salvable, or leading high-budget episodic prestige series on Apple TV+.
By maintaining his core team at Untitled Entertainment and PMK Entertainment, Kebbell preserves managerial continuity while tapping into UTA’s expansive packaging machine.
With I Play Rocky entering theaters this fall on the heels of its TIFF premiere and For All Mankind continuing its run, UTA is positioned to leverage this visibility to transition Kebbell from a respected ensemble standout into prime studio-lead and franchise-headlining territory.
How will UTA use the critical buzz from the TIFF premiere of I Play Rocky to pitch Kebbell for upcoming awards-season film packages? Given Kebbell’s acclaimed motion-capture history in Planet of the Apes and Warcraft, will UTA seek to expand his work into premier voice and motion-capture roles in major gaming franchises?
