Amelie Bea Smith (born January 2011) is an English child actress. She is known for her roles in the

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'' (2020), the

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'' (2021), and as voice of the titular ''

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'' (2020–) on Channel 5.

Early life

Smith has two sisters. She took classes at the Mark Jermin Stage School.

Career

Smith began appearing in commercials and short films. She made her television debut in the

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'' as Daisy, a role she would play from 2018 to 2019. In 2020, Smith began voicing the titular ''

'' on Channel 5, taking over the role from Harley Bird for the animated show's sixth series. Smith is the fourth actress to voice Peppa Pig. Later that year, she starred as Flora Wingrave in ''

'', the second instalment of the

anthology '' The Haunting''. Smith had supporting roles as Eva in the 2021 ITV drama ''

'', for which she was nominated for a

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, and Emily Whitehouse in the 2022 Netflix thriller ''

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''. She shared the role of Charlotte McLean with her younger sister Darcie Smith the

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science fiction series ''

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'' and also appeared alongside Darcie in an episode of '' After Life''.

Filmography

References

External links

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