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Best known as Shireen in *E4’s Misfits* (2009–11), Gemma in *The Good Doctor* (2017–24), and Chloe in *Lovesick* (2014–18).

  • Active 2009–
  • 14 credits

Films

  • The Intergalactic Adventures of Max CloudSheev2020
  • The Last WitnessAlica2018
  • Survivor’s Guide to PrisonStephanie2018
  • The Habit of BeautyElena2016
  • Northern SoulAngela2014
  • The Last ShowingAllie2014
  • Sunshine on LeithYvonne2013
  • InbredSam2011

TV shows

  • The Good DoctorDr. Claire Browne (main, seasons 1–4; guest season 5)2017–2024
  • Farewell, My LoveNadia2018
  • LovesickChloe2014–2018
  • The Nightmare Worlds of H.G. WellsElla2016
  • MisfitsAlisha Bailey2009–2011
  • DoctorsJill Hartley2009

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About Antonia Thomas

Antonia Thomas is a British actress, born in London, known for her versatile roles across television and film. She rose to prominence as the mysterious Alisha Bailey in the E4 series *Misfits*, followed by notable TV work in *Lovesick* and *The Good Doctor*, alongside film roles in indie and mainstream productions.

FAQs

What is Antonia Thomas most famous for?

She is best known for playing Alisha Bailey in the E4 series *Misfits* and Dr. Claire Browne in ABC’s *The Good Doctor*.

Is Antonia Thomas related to any other actors?

No, she is not related to any other well-known actors; her parents are a painter and a university lecturer.

How long was Antonia Thomas on The Good Doctor?

She was a main cast member for the first four seasons, from 2017 to 2021, and returned for a guest appearance in season 5.

What was Antonia Thomas’s first major TV role?

Her first major TV role was as Alisha Bailey in *Misfits*, which began in 2009.

Has Antonia Thomas done any stage work?

Yes, she has performed in theatre, including a 2019 production of *The Son* at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London.

Sources & where to watch: IMDb · Wikipedia · Where to watch (JustWatch UK) · Updated June 2026

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