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Actor

2004-03-25 · Devon, England · Female

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William Oliver Franklyn-Miller (born 25 March 2004) is an English actor. He began his career as a child actor. He has since appeared in the Chinese film Dongji Rescue (2025) and starred in the titular role of the period war film Young Washington (2026).

Early life and education

Franklyn-Miller was born in the county of Devon on 25 March 2004. He is the son of a doctor. From the age of six, he lived variously in Australia, England, Qatar and Ireland. He completed his GCSEs with the online school King's InterHigh in 2020 and his A Levels at Millfield in Somerset in 2022.

Career

Franklyn-Miller began modeling in his youth before beginning a career in acting. He made his television debut portraying young Jack in a 2016 episode of the ABC TV series Jack Irish. This was followed by appearances in the Australian soap opera Neighbours and the CW series Arrow.

In 2019, Franklyn-Miller portrayed a young version of Richard Madden's titular character in the Rai 1 historical drama Medici. He also played Ezra Grant in the fourth season of the Brat web series Chicken Girls, as well as the films Spring Breakaway and Intern-in-Chief. Franklyn-Miller made his feature film debut as Carl in the 2020 children's fantasy film Four Kids and It.

Franklyn-Miller was cast as a British medic in the Chinese film Dongji Rescue (2025) following a two-minute audition. He performed professional stunts for the first time during the production of the film. He subsequently made his debut as a lead in the 2026 film Young Washington, in which he starred as George Washington. He did weeks of research and accent work to prepare to portray Washington, which he called a "dream role". In a review of Young Washington, Rick Bentley of KGET praised Franklyn-Miller's performance, calling him "a worthy acting partner in any scene with the veteran [actors in the film]". Owen Gleiberman of Variety described him as "model-handsome" and "[not] a bad actor", while Frank Schenk of The Hollywood Reporter criticized Franklyn-Miller's "air of blankness" throughout the film.