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Jessica Alba Signs With Untitled, Expanding Management Across Film, Television and Production
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Culture/The Apex Times/Jun 17, 3:11 PM EDT

Jessica Alba Signs With Untitled, Expanding Management Across Film, Television and Production

The actress and entrepreneur has taken on new representation in all areas as she prepares multiple screen releases.

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Jessica Alba has signed with Untitled in all areas, according to an exclusive report from Deadline published June 17. Alba, whose career spans acting, producing and entrepreneurship, is expected to work with the new management team on forthcoming projects across film and television.

Untitled’s representation will cover Alba’s professional activities in multiple disciplines, the company’s new deal described as spanning all areas. The move comes as Alba is associated with projects in development and production, including the spy thriller The Mark.

The Mark is directed by Justin Chadwick and described as a spy thriller in the Deadline report. Alba is also attached to Maserati: The Brothers, which the report says stars Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins, with Alba appearing alongside them.

The report ties Alba’s current pipeline to her earlier breakthrough role in Dark Angel, a series associated with James Cameron in the Deadline account. Alba’s recognition there helped elevate her profile as an actor and later as a producer.

Alba is also widely known for operating as an entrepreneur, and Deadline’s report characterizes her as an actress, producer and entrepreneur. Her signing with Untitled is framed as a step that aligns her representation with the full range of her screen work and production activities.

Details on terms of the management agreement were not included in the Deadline report. No additional information was provided on how the change affects any existing contractual relationships or production timetables beyond the projects already cited.

The next public step for audiences and industry partners will be release and casting updates for the two projects cited in the report, along with additional confirmations as Untitled manages Alba’s slate through development and production.

Alba’s signing also reflects the ongoing reshuffling and consolidation of talent representation in Hollywood, where management firms often seek to integrate roles across acting and production to streamline decision-making for clients and business partners.

Why It Matters

  • Representation changes can affect how quickly projects move through development, packaging, and production stages, particularly when an actor is involved in multiple disciplines.
  • Alba’s involvement in high-profile films with Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins, and in a Justin Chadwick-directed spy thriller, may draw additional industry coordination around schedules and creative commitments.
  • Management in all areas can streamline decision-making for acting and production work, which can influence contract administration and partner negotiations.
  • Public announcements tied to major projects can help set expectations for casting and release planning without disclosing financial terms or internal scheduling agreements.

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Key Facts

  • Jessica Alba has signed with Untitled in all areas, according to a Deadline report dated June 17, 2026.
  • Deadline describes Alba as an actress, producer and entrepreneur.
  • The report says Alba will appear in Maserati: The Brothers, starring Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins.
  • Deadline also reports Alba is associated with Justin Chadwick’s spy thriller The Mark.
  • The Deadline report links Alba’s earlier recognition to the series Dark Angel, associated with James Cameron.
  • Terms of the management deal were not disclosed in the report.