Between her standout performances in Netflix’s “Stranger Things” and “Enola Holmes,” Millie Bobby Brown has blown viewers away with her talent. But the Spain-born, England-raised actor has been part of many more projects than just those streamer hits – including sitcoms like “Modern Family” and blockbusters like “Godzilla: King of the Monsters.”
Brown has been nominated for 33 awards (and won 18!) across her numerous projects and shows no signs of slowing down. She’s set to star in a couple of films that are currently filming and in postproduction for Netflix, including “Damsel” and “Enola Holmes 2.”
Brown’s had an impressive career since her first role in 2013, and to get ready for the newest season of “Stranger Things,” we’ve rounded up every TV show and movie she’s been in. Take a look here.
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"The Electric State"
Brown stars as an orphaned teenager who is sent a robot by her missing brother and sets out on a journey across the American West with it to find him. Apart from Brown, the film also stars Chris Pratt, Stanley Tucci, Ke Huy Quan, and more. The movie, which will stream on Netflix, is expected to release sometime in 2024.
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"Damsel"
Brown will star as Princess Elodie in the Netflix fantasy film “Damsel.” Princess Elodie thinks she’s going to live her happily ever after with Prince Henry (Nick Robinson), only to find out she’s really being sacrificed to the kingdom’s sacred dragon. “Damsel,” which Brown also co-executive produced, is expected to hit Netflix sometime in 2024 after delays due to the 2023 actors’ strike.
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"Enola Holmes 2"
Brown reprises her role as Sherlock’s quick-witted younger sister, Enola, in “Enola Holmes 2.” In this sequel to the popular Netflix mystery-crime film “Enola Holmes,” Brown’s character takes on her first official detective case and works to solve the mystery of a missing girl. The sequel is currently in postproduction and will feature Henry Cavill (as Sherlock) and Helena Bonham Carter (as Eudoria) alongside Brown.
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"Spheres"
Alongside Jessica Chastain and Patti Smith, Brown helped narrate the three-part series “Spheres.” This virtual-reality experience immerses the audience in outer space and highlights the different sounds that exist within the cosmos. Brown voices the first episode of “Spheres,” titled “Chorus of the Cosmos.”
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"Grey's Anatomy"
Brown guest starred on season 11, episode 15 of the medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy.” In an episode titled “I Feel the Earth Move,” we see Brown’s character, Ruby, call the emergency room and explain that her mother was injured in an earthquake. Fan favorite Dr. Ben Warren (Jason George) answers Ruby’s call and provides her with medical advice over the phone to help the young girl assist her mom.
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"Modern Family"
Brown makes an appearance as Lizzie in season six, episode 17, of the TV comedy “Modern Family.” In this episode, Lizzie has her bike stolen by Manny Delgado (Rico Rodriguez) after he scrambles to find a quick mode of transportation to chase down a drone that was creeping on his mom (Sofia Vergara).