Biography

Kate Miller is known for her extensive work throughout all venues of the show business industry. In addition to her recent roles in Hightown, Blue Bloods, Power Book III:Raising Kanan, Ramy, God of War: Ragnarök and The Trial Of The Chicago 7, (for which she is a recipient of the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble), Kate launched her career on Broadway, making her debut as an original cast member opposite Carol Burnett in Ken Ludwig's farcical comedy Moon Over Buffalo. She also portrayed all the female roles in Sir Peter Hall's Broadway/London revival of the period drama Amadeus, starring alongside Michael Sheen. While continuing to work in the New York Theatre, Kate has also been seen in numerous soap operas including The Young & The Restless, All My Children and One Life to Live. She has had a prolific career for decades as a voice over artist as well, and has been heard consistently since her career began as the voice of various animated characters, notably Debbie Dupree in Sealab 2021, as well as countless commercial campaigns, movie and television promos, narration and many video games - including motion capture.

Kate Miller is of English, Irish and Lebanese descent. She feels lucky to be "ethnically ambiguous" and as such, has portrayed numerous roles with varying ethnic backgrounds, cementing her as a character actress. From comedy to drama, to upper-class white collar lawyers to tough Italian-American Jersey girls, to classical theatre and period pieces, cartoons/animation, to daytime and prime-time television and both independent and feature film, Kate enjoys a varied career.

She resides in New York and Los Angeles. She originally hails from West Virginia.

She has been married to actor John DiMaggio since 2014.
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Raspy sexy throaty voice

Often plays tough talking lawyers or tough talking Jersey girls.

Ethnically ambiguous. Has been known to play a variety of roles with differing ethnic backgrounds.

I always try to be fair, because life certainly isn't. Don't judge anyone's story by the chapter you walked in on.

I've learned in life that other people's opinions, ideas and expectations of me are not my responsibility. The only place I behave the way other people expect me to is while playing a character on set or on stage.