Sharon Miller

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Sharon Miller

Writing 70 September 1, 1956

England

She was the script editor of the ninth, tenth and eleventh series of Thomas & Friends. Miller subsequently became the head writer for the series, starting with the twelfth series,…

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She was the script editor of the ninth, tenth and eleventh series of Thomas & Friends. Miller subsequently became the head writer for the series, starting with the twelfth series, and served as creative producer from Hero of the Rails, up until the fourteenth series. Additionally, Miller worked alongside Jo Jordan during the same series and Misty Island Rescue. In 2010, Miller stepped down as the head writer and was succeeded by Andrew Brenner. From Misty Island Rescue until the end of the show with the twenty-fourth series, she served as the voice director. She also provided the voice of Elizabeth II in Thomas and the Royal Engine. She also wrote the "Bob the Builder" episode "Roley's Rovers" and has written for "Mike the Knight" and "Lily's Driftwood Bay". She also currently voice directs and writes for "Wissper", and she also voice directed the Aardman stop-motion produced "Star Wars: Visions" episode, "I Am Your Mother".

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  1. 2020
    Thomas & Friends: Marvellous Machinery

    Movie Fair Attendees (voice) (uncredited)

  2. 2020
    Thomas and Friends: The Royal Engine

    Movie Queen Elizabeth II (voice)

  3. 2019
    Vos en Haas

    TV show Director of Communications

  4. 2015
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  16. 2012
    Thomas & Friends: Schoolhouse Delivery

    Movie Creative Producer

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    The Good Doctor

    Movie Women (Uncredited)

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