- Writer, comedian, and actress Annie Hamilton has officially signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for film and television representation.
- Hamilton’s agency team includes CAA agents Jiah Shin, Shauna Perlman, John MacGregor, and Pete Stein, while Untitled Entertainment continues to manage her.
- The deal comes as Hamilton develops major studio projects with A24, Apple, Sony Pictures, LuckyChap Entertainment, and Fruit Tree.
- Hamilton recently appeared in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and stars in Jonah Hill’s upcoming dark comedy Outcome.
New York-based writer, actress, and comedian Annie Hamilton has officially signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for representation in film and television.
At CAA, Hamilton will be represented by agents Jiah Shin, Shauna Perlman, John MacGregor, and Pete Stein. She continues to be managed by her longtime team at Untitled Entertainment.
Hamilton has assembled an active slate across both studio and independent film. On the screenwriting side, she wrote the upcoming feature Three Times a Lady for A24, directed by Rebecca Hall in partnership with Margot Robbie’s LuckyChap Entertainment and Emma Stone’s Fruit Tree.
She also penned the original feature All The Married Men, set up with Jonah Hill, Richard Plepler, and Apple, and is co-writing an untitled comedy with Jenn Kaytin Robinson for Sydney Sweeney at Sony Pictures.
As an actress, Hamilton appeared in Rian Johnson‘s ensemble whodunit Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (2025) and Nathan Silver’s comedy Between the Temples (2024).
She also stars opposite Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz, and Hill in the dark comedy feature Outcome, and is featured in Beachcomber. Hamilton originally built a devoted cult following through her acclaimed solo stage show Looking for Papa and her viral confessional comedy.
Prior to joining CAA, Hamilton managed her career primarily through Untitled Entertainment alongside boutique agency representation. Signing with CAA gives her full-service agency backing across film and television packaging.
The signing aligns with CAA’s push for versatile, multi-hyphenate comedic performers, joining recent agency additions Ella Bright and Emmy nominee Young Mazino.
Takeaways
Annie Hamilton’s transition into CAA’s theatrical department reflects how major agencies now value self-generated IP and distinct comedic voices.
Rather than waiting for casting calls, Hamilton built her own pipeline: writing original material, selling scripts to prestige players like A24 and Apple, and securing collaborations with powerhouses like Emma Stone, Margot Robbie, and Jonah Hill.
CAA deploying a four-agent team across both film and TV confirms that they view her not just as an on-screen comedic actor, but as an auteur creator capable of packaging high-value projects.
By keeping Untitled Entertainment in her corner for day-to-day management, Hamilton maintains the personal creative compass that made her solo live shows a hit, while gaining access to CAA’s global financing and studio distribution channels.
With collaborations alongside Rebecca Hall, Margot Robbie, and Emma Stone already in progress, which of Annie Hamilton’s upcoming projects are you most excited to watch? In an era where writers and actors often remain separate, will Hamilton’s triple-threat background give her a competitive advantage in Hollywood packaging?
