Hollywood may be in the stars for Kamala Harris.

The unemployed former vice president has signed with a top Tinseltown talent agency that will help her score book deals, speaking gigs and possible film projects.

Harris, 60, inked a deal with Creative Artists Agency — the same powerhouse that reps ex-President Joe Biden and Barack and Michelle Obama’s film and TV production company.

The agency, known in the entertainment world as CAA, will “work closely with Harris on her post-White House initiatives, creating strategic opportunities that expand her platform in support of the issues she has championed throughout decades-long career in public service,” the firm said in a statement, according to FOX Business. 

It will partner with the ex-Veep on areas “focusing on speaking engagements and publishing,” it said.

The agency also reps  A-list actors and singers such as Beyoncé, Brad Pitt, Ariana Grande and other stars.

The contract with Harris comes two weeks after Biden said he’ll be repped by the firm — without revealing his specific plans.

Harris’ post-White House plans also aren’t clear but she reportedly told her advisors to keep her options open for another presidential run or a bid for California governor after her loss in November.

CAA also reps Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground media firm, which has produced roughly a dozen TV shows and films — including the Oscar-winning documentary “American Factory” — along with podcasts.

In 2017, Biden was represented by CAA when he released his memoir “Promise Me, Dad”  before becoming president.

He also traveled across the country on his post-vice presidency speaking tour “American Promise” while in a contract with the company.