Lara Jill Miller

She voices the title characters in Clifford's Puppy Days, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee and Henry Hugglemonster, Haru in Beastars, Kari in Digimon, Widget in Wow! Wubbzy!, Lambie in Doc McStuffins, Fink in OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes, Lisa Loud in The Loud House, Julie in Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, Libby Stein-Torres in The Ghost and Molly McGee, Izzie in SciGirls, Allie Renkins in Curious George, and Cat in If You Give a Mouse a Cookie.

• Name — Lara Jill Miller • Born — 20 April 1967 • Birthplace — Allentown, Pennsylvania, U.S. • Education — New York University (BA) Fordham University School of Law (JD) • Other Names — Lara Miller • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1978–present

Miller was born on April 20, 1967, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, to Lois (née Noll) and Stanley Miller. Her parents were both Jewish. Her mother founded the talent agency Star Talent Management. Her father owned and operated a pajama factory. He was also well known for his participation in community theater, and he worked as an extra in the film Hairspray. Miller first started acting at a local dinner theater, which she tried out for after seeing its auditions advertised in a local newspaper and asking her father what the word "audition" meant. She graduated from Allentown's William Allen High School in 1985.

Miller's professional acting career began on Broadway, where she appeared as Amaryllis in a revival of The Music Man with Dick Van Dyke. In 1981, after her appearance on Broadway, she joined the cast of Gimme a Break!, playing the role of the tomboyish Samantha "Sam" Kanisky opposite Nell Carter. When the series ended its six-year run on NBC in 1987, Miller attended New York University, where she played on the university's women's varsity tennis team and continued performing on stage nationally. Four years later, she received her J.D. degree from Fordham University School of Law, leaving graduation early to portray Peter Pan in a production at the Pennsylvania Youth Theater. She subsequently was admitted to practice law in New Jersey, New York, and her native Pennsylvania. In 1999, Miller resumed her on-camera acting career with recurring roles on the Nickelodeon series The Amanda Show and All That and on General Hospital. She also began working in animated series, lending her voice to various characters, including Kari in Digimon (both the series and the feature film), Koko in Zatch Bell!, Alejo in Astro Boy, and Scheris Adjani in s-CRY-ed. Miller also provided the singing voice of Dorothy Gale in the National Public Radio adaptation of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and the voices of the title characters on Cartoon Network's The Life and Times of Juniper Lee, Disney Junior's Henry Hugglemonster, and the PBS Kids Clifford's Puppy Days (a prequel to Clifford the Big Red Dog). Miller appears in the recurring roles of Pookie, Wiki, and Tini on Disney Channel's Higglytown Heroes, Haruka of Daigunder, and the Nick Jr. series Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! as Widget; the PBS series Curious George as Allie and SciGirls as Izzie, and regular guest-starring roles on several other animated series. For five seasons, she performed voice work on the Disney Channel/Disney Junior television series Doc McStuffins as the voice of Lambie, and on the Nickelodeon television series The Loud House as the voices of Lisa Loud, Liam Hunnicutt, Becky, Persephone, and Nurse Patti. In 2020, she voice acted for two cartoons, the episode "All About Zee" in DC Super Hero Girls and the English dub for Beastars as Haru. From 2021 to 2024, she performed the role of Libby in the Disney production, The Ghost and Molly McGee.

List of acting performances in live-action television and film • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 1981–87 — Gimme a Break! — Samantha "Sam" Kanisky — Main role • 1986 — Touch and Go — Courtney • 1999–02 — The Amanda Show — Kathy • 2000 — Chicken Soup for the Soul — The Teacher — TV series • 2002 — General Hospital — Kate Whittaker — Episode #1.9927 • 2006 — Shushybye — Snoozles, Dozie, and Zeez • 2009 — iCarly — Mrs. Kravitz — Episode: "iFind Lewbert's Lost Love"

List of dubbing performances in anime • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • 1999 — Digimon Adventure — Kari Kamiya • 2000 — Digimon Adventure 02 • 2001 — Digimon Tamers — Nami Asaji • 2002 — Daigunder — Haruka • Argento Soma — Second Lt. Sue Harris • 2002–03 — Great Teacher Onizuka — Anko's friend • 2003 —.hack Legend of the Twilight — Random Girl • S-CRY-ed — Scheris Adjani • 2004 — Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex — Tachikoma — also in Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. 2nd GIG (series 2) • Astro Boy — Alejo, Vivienne, C.J., Mimi, Nina — Sony Pictures TV / Kids' WB! / Cartoon Network /Toonami • Please Twins! — Karen Onodera • 2005 — Planetes — Nono • Rave Master — Hole — Episode 2 • Naruto — Matsuri • 2005–07 — Zatch Bell! — Koko • 2007 — Blood+ — Min, Lulu, Javier • 2008 — Lucky ☆ Star — Misao Kusakabe • Strait Jacket — Kapelteta Fernandez • 2010 — Nodame Cantabile — Yuiko Miyoshi • 2020–2026 — Beastars — Haru

List of voice performances in animation • Year — Title — Role — Note's — Notes — Source • 2001–13 — Totally Spies! — Ariel — Episode: W.O.W. • 2002 — Static Shock — Teen Girl #2 — Episode: "Power Play" • Rocket Power — Girl #1, Kid #1 — Episode: "Beach Boyz and a Girl/X-treme Ideas" • 2003–06 — Clifford's Puppy Days — Clifford • 2004 — The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy — Girl/Kid C — Episode: "Which Came First?/Substitute Teacher" • Megas XLR — Little Girl, Kelly • All Grown Up! — Olivia • 2004–08 — Higglytown Heroes — Pookie, Wiki, Tini • 2005–07 — The Life and Times of Juniper Lee — Juniper Lee • 2006 — Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi — Julie Hinikawa — Episode: "Julie AmiYumi" • Shorty McShorts' Shorts — April — Episode: "My Mom Married a Yeti" • 2006–10 — Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! — Widget, Huggy, Old Lady Zamboni • 2009–22 — Curious George — Allie • 2010–23 — SciGirls — Izzie • 2011–12 — Winx Club — Chatta, Tune, Livy — Special 4, season 3–4 Atlas Oceanic version • 2011–16 — Poppy Cat — Mother Bumblebird • 2012–20 — Doc McStuffins — Lambie, additional voices • 2013–15 — Henry Hugglemonster — Henry Hugglemonster • 2015–21 — If You Give a Mouse a Cookie — Cat • 2016–present — The Loud House — Lisa Loud, additional voices • 2017 — Vampirina — Matilda — Episode: "The Monster Snore" • 2017–19 — OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes — Fink, Cantalop, Truffle, Koala Princess • 2018 — Bunnicula — Lil Capone — Episode: "Haunted Dog House" • 2020 — DC Super Hero Girls — Casey Krinsky — Episode: "#AllAboutZee" • 2020, 2022 — The Casagrandes — Lisa Loud — 2 episodes • 2021–23 — Looney Tunes Cartoons — Petunia Pig • 2021–24 — The Ghost and Molly McGee — Libby Stein-Torres

List of voice performances in video games • Year — Title — Role — Notes — Source • Baldur's Gate — Girl • EverQuest — Various characters • Adiboo: Discover series — Adiboo • Diablo II: Lord of Destruction — Assassin • Digimon Rumble Arena — Kari • Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos — Jaina Proudmoore • Nickelodeon Party Blast — Jimmy Neutron • Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne — Jaina Proudmoore • Tak and the Power of Juju — Dinky Juju • Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams • EverQuest II — Various characters • Tak: The Great Juju Challenge — Dinky Juju • Psychonauts — Milka Phage • Barnyard — Zak Boy, various • Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots — Bustup Ballerina, Mr. Huggles, Springy Rabbit • de Blob — Comrade Black, Zip, Graydians • FusionFall — Juniper Lee • White Knight Chronicles — Various • de Blob 2 — Comrade Black, Papa Blanc, Inkies • Once Upon a Monster — Shelby • World of Warcraft: Legion — Korine • Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue — Chirithy • Kingdom Hearts III • Kingdom Hearts III Re:Mind • Legends of Runeterra — Crackshot Corsair, Ava Achiever • Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory — Chirithy • Arknights — Vermeil

In 2006, Miller's mother was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a progressive brain disease, which forced her to close her talent agency; Miller has since helped spread awareness of the disease.

The authorities additionally record the headings Willow Armstrong, Lara Jill Miler and Lara Miller. Her recorded language was English.