Celebrity Name: Tom Hopper
New Company: United Talent Agency (UTA)
Primary Agents: Chris Hart, Hope Watson, Jason Heyman, Scott Schachter
Department: All Areas
Territory: US & UK
- Tom Hopper has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for representation across all areas, with agents Chris Hart, Hope Watson, Jason Heyman, and Scott Schachter leading his new team.
- Hopper is best known for playing Luther Hargreeves in Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy — a show that has consistently ranked in the platform’s Top 10 since its debut.
- He will reprise his role as Raife in Season 2 of Amazon’s The Terminal List and has two upcoming feature films: The Mark opposite Jessica Alba and the indie Better, which he produced himself.
- Hopper continues to be managed by Range Media Partners and handled in publicity by 2PM Sharp.
Tom Hopper has officially signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for representation across all areas. His new team at UTA includes agents Chris Hart, Hope Watson, Jason Heyman, and Scott Schachter.
The English actor is best known for his role as Luther Hargreeves in Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy, a show that ranked consistently in the platform’s Top 10 throughout its run.
His career stretches across some of TV’s biggest titles, from Game of Thrones and Black Sails to the Amazon hit The Terminal List, where he stars alongside Chris Pratt and Taylor Kitsch. He is set to return as Raife in Season 2 of that series.
On the film side, Hopper recently appeared in the romantic comedy Space Cadet, opposite Emma Roberts and Gabrielle Union. Coming up, he stars in The Mark opposite Jessica Alba, and the independent film Better, which he also produced through his own company, Pine Tree Productions.
This signing is part of UTA’s growing roster of top-tier talent. The agency recently inked Moses Ingram and comedian Nataly Aukar for representation, signaling continued momentum in their talent acquisition push.
Hopper continues to be managed by Range Media Partners and handled in publicity by 2PM Sharp.
Takeaways
This signing makes a lot of sense when you look at where Tom Hopper is in his career right now. He’s not just a TV star riding one big role; he’s actively producing, stacking film credits, and building out a multi-hyphenate profile.
Landing at UTA with four agents covering all areas signals that his team sees a bigger commercial play ahead, possibly moving him into larger franchise territory or more prominent feature film leads.
UTA’s recent run of signings: Hopper, Moses Ingram and Nataly Aukar also suggests the agency is prioritizing talent with both genre credibility and crossover appeal. That’s a smart lane to be in.
With The Terminal List Season 2 on the horizon and two films in the pipeline, could Tom Hopper be positioning himself for a true leading-man breakout moment? What kinds of roles would you most like to see Hopper tackle next?
