UTA Partner Josh Katz Exits Agency After 30-Year Run

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What happened

EXCLUSIVE: Josh Katz, a longtime UTA Partner and Motion Picture Talent Agent, has left the company after a 30-year run.

Sources close to the agency indicated that Katz left of his own accord.

Key facts

  • EXCLUSIVE: Josh Katz, a longtime UTA Partner and Motion Picture Talent Agent, has left the company after a 30-year run.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Fri, 18 Sep 2026 02:21:34 UTC.

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