Fanny Herrero, the creator of the popular French television series Dix pour Cent (which translates to 100%), has reflected on the show's lasting impact and the upcoming film adaptation now available on Netflix. The film, directed by Emilie Noblet, was recently shown at the Angoulême French Film Festival, marking a significant moment for the series' transition from television to cinema. Herrero, who stepped away from the series after its third season, decided to return for a final story that would provide closure to the characters in a different format. The film features the central duo of Laure Calamy and Camille Cottin, who have been the heart of the series since its debut. It also includes appearances by international stars Eva Longoria and George Clooney, adding a global flair to the production. Herrero expressed pride in the show's success and the opportunities it provided for emerging actors. She emphasized that Dix pour Cent was a collaborative effort, highlighting the teamwork that went into creating the series and its film adaptation. The film's script was co-written with Lison Daniel, and Herrero praised the experience of writing for Calamy and Cottin, who she said have contrasting yet complementary comedic styles. The inclusion of George Clooney was a highlight for the production, with Herrero noting his friendly and cooperative attitude on set. She also discussed how the show naturally portrayed homosexuality without making it the focus of political debate, which she felt contributed to its broad appeal. Herrero expressed pride in the show's international success and its continued popularity with audiences around the world. She also noted the growing recognition of screenwriters in the television industry, crediting the rise of television series for helping elevate the profession. As Dix pour Cent moves into its next phase with the film adaptation, Herrero reflects on a journey that has brought both personal and professional fulfillment, while leaving a lasting legacy in French television and beyond.