Poppy Miller

• Name — Poppy Miller • Born — 28 February 1969 • Birthplace — Norwich, England, UK • Education — New Hall, University of Cambridge and Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art • Occupation — Actress • Years Active — 1995–present

In 1969, Miller was born in Norwich, England. She attended The Hewett School, studied philosophy and English at New Hall, University of Cambridge and later attended the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art.

Miller's first taste of theatre was in 1995, when she was in the chorus of the stage-play Agamemnon’s Children at the Gate Theatre (London). Her acting debut was in 1996, as Mary Crawford in Mansfield Park at the Chichester Festival Theatre. In 1997, she starred as Win Littlewit in Bartholomew Fair (play) for the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. Staying for The Two Gentlemen of Verona (1998). In 2005, Miller played Mary Magdalene in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot at the Almeida Theatre. She continued with the RSC in Twelfth Night (2008), at the Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. In May 2016, it was announced that Miller had been cast as Ginny Weasley in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. She reprised her performance on Broadway at the Lyric Theatre in 2018.

• Films • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2003 — Curse: The Eye of Isis — Victoria Sutton (Voice) — Survival Horror Video Game • 2006 — If I Had You — Helen Andrews — leading role • 2010 — Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll — Carer • 2012 — What You Will — Viola — leading role • 2018 — London Unplugged — Alice — Anthology film • Television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1996 — Hetty Wainthropp Investigates — Susie Bryley — Episode: Runaways • 1997/ 2002 — Casualty — Debby/ Alex — Episodes: The Things We Do for Love (1997 as Actress) Dominoes (2002 as Alex) • 2000 — EastEnders — Junior Doctor — Episode dated 27 April 2000 • The Knock — Sally Cole — Episodes: Season 5 Episode 3 and 4 • 2000– 2002 — Attachments — Fran Chapel — Episodes: (2000) Just Upgraded, Plug & Play, Flight Risk, Flat Management, Money Shot, Burn Rate, Hot Mail, Ohnosecond, Dot Bomb, User Friendly, (2001) The Weakest Link, Gaydar, Gym Virgin, Eye Candy, Geek Love, The Ten Percent Theory, Dirty Washing, (2002) Logan's Run, Fuck Buddy, Tooting Broadway, Shooting Blanks, The Domino Effect, Spunk Jockey • 2000/ 2010 — Doctors — Sally / Kelly Bryant — Episodes: Chapter of Accidents (2000 as Sally) Not Otherwise (2010 as Kelly Bryant) • 2001 — In Deep — Karen Kingswood — Episodes: Romeo Trap: Part 1 & Romeo Trap: Part 2 • 2002 — Heartbeat — Ellen Richards — Episode: Love's Sweet Dream • 2003 — The Commander — DC Carol Browning — Episodes: 1–3 • 2003 — Buried — DI Carrie Laxton — Season 1 Episode 8 • 2004 — Red Cap — S/Sgt Harriet Frost — all 6 episodes of Season 2 • 2005 — Derailed — Elaine Kellow — TV movie • 2006 — New Tricks — Grace Woodford — Episode: Wicca Work • Goldplated — Terese White — leading role • 2007 — Torn — D.S. Sally Bridges — leading role • 2008 — Kingdom — Camilla Constantine — Season 2 Episode 3 • The Fixer — Caitlin Berry — Season 1 Episode 5 • 2009 — Emma — Isabella Knightley — leading role • 2012 — House of Anubis — Vera Devenish — Season 2, Episodes 73–149 • Holby City — Grace Jessup — Episode: Last Man Standing • 2014 — Endeavour — Millicent Coke Norris — Episode: Home • 2015 — Mapp & Lucia — Evie Bartlett — 3 Episodes • Foyle's War — Dr. Karen Bennett — Episode: Trespass • 2016 — Line of Duty series 3 — Defence barrister • 2021 — Innocent — Superintendent Denham — Main role • 2024 — The Gathering — Dawn — 3 Episodes • 2025 — Such Brave Girls — Pauline — 1 Episode • Midsomer Murders — Alice Gideon — Episode: "Treasures of Darkness" • 2026 — Death in Paradise — Selina Bascombe — Series 15, Episode 4