Bryony Miller(I)
- Actress
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Bryony Miller is a British actress originally from Leeds, Yorkshire, known for her performances in Rebecca (2020), Hard Truths (2024), and Patrick Melrose (2018).
Miller's career began with her role in legendary director Mike Leigh's feature film Peterloo (2018) and television appearances including BAFTA winning Patrick Melrose (2018) opposite Benedict Cumberbatch. She demonstrates a steady progression into more prominent roles, gaining wide recognition as Clarice in Ben Wheatley's masterpiece Rebecca (2020), followed by working, impressively for a second time, with Mike Leigh in his BAFTA nominated film Hard Truths (2025). She has appeared in significant high-profile productions, such as Indiana Jones & The Dial of Destiny (2023) as amusing American student Tonya opposite Harrison Ford, and a First Order Officer in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019).
As well as her mile-stone career moments on screen, Miller has appeared in lead roles on the London stage, gaining a nomination for 'Lead Performer' in 2023. The Times newspaper selected her performance for their PICK OF THE WEEK, remarking "exceptionally subtle performances from the youthful pairing of Bryony Miller and Joseph Potter".
Miller's contributions to contemporary British cinema and television, in a variety of period and modern roles, position her as a versatile figure in the entertainment industry, and a name to watch as her parts grow in size and number.
Miller's career began with her role in legendary director Mike Leigh's feature film Peterloo (2018) and television appearances including BAFTA winning Patrick Melrose (2018) opposite Benedict Cumberbatch. She demonstrates a steady progression into more prominent roles, gaining wide recognition as Clarice in Ben Wheatley's masterpiece Rebecca (2020), followed by working, impressively for a second time, with Mike Leigh in his BAFTA nominated film Hard Truths (2025). She has appeared in significant high-profile productions, such as Indiana Jones & The Dial of Destiny (2023) as amusing American student Tonya opposite Harrison Ford, and a First Order Officer in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019).
As well as her mile-stone career moments on screen, Miller has appeared in lead roles on the London stage, gaining a nomination for 'Lead Performer' in 2023. The Times newspaper selected her performance for their PICK OF THE WEEK, remarking "exceptionally subtle performances from the youthful pairing of Bryony Miller and Joseph Potter".
Miller's contributions to contemporary British cinema and television, in a variety of period and modern roles, position her as a versatile figure in the entertainment industry, and a name to watch as her parts grow in size and number.
