Jude Law’s daughter Sophie on screen in The Holiday looks unrecognizable 18 years later – and she is now a mother

Since its release in 2006, The Holiday has been a firm Christmas movie favourite.

And while Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, Kate Winslet and Jack Black have remained major Hollywood stars in the intervening 18 years, other cast members have continued their lives out of the limelight.

Miffy Englefield from West Sussex was just six when she played Jude’s character Graham’s eldest child Sophie.

Now looking unrecognizable, the former child star has put her acting career on hold to focus on being a mother to her four-year-old daughter, Frankie.

Miffy’s natural ginger hair is now jet black and partially shaved, and she has plenty of tattoos and body modifications.

The mum-of-one appears to be doing some modeling and describes herself on her Instagram: ‘Short, tall and mostly ridiculous. Warm mother. Always overdressed. All adults’.

Miffy told MailOnline last year: ‘I think I’ve changed quite a lot since I was six, I think a lot of people have, but especially me. It wasn’t until I started making TikTok that I started to get recognized.

‘I’m a mother now, I have a three-year-old. I feel like that’s the biggest change. I’ve got a fantastic daughter and I’m in a very, very lucky position where I can stay at home with her until she starts school, which really isn’t far at all.’

She laughed: ‘It makes me feel very, very old when I remember it’.

She has now found fame in a new way as a content creator on TikTok, where she boasts 74,000 followers – the child star makes videos with her partner Alex Whivley-Conway and their baby girl, Frankie.

Miffy began her TikTok journey during the pandemic, which she described as a ‘really weird time’ to have a baby.

She explained: ‘I live quite far away from the rest of my family so I was quite isolated. I’m really into fashion and stuff these days and I just decided I wanted to start making little videos and it just grew from there.

‘I wanted to start talking a little bit about the holidays in there, and I do a lot of thrift shopping and stuff like that. It’s been great, I’ve met so many lovely people through it and I love it, I love writing in there.

‘I was a rather unusual six-year-old. I was very outlandish and cocky, I think is the best way to describe it.

At the time she ‘didn’t really understand the speed’ of what she was doing – for the youngster it was another ‘excuse to perform’.

She added: “But it was very surreal, you know, coming from quite a poor background and living in a council house.”

‘It was very, very different to the life me and my dad knew and being on a film set was very surreal.

Recalling filming alongside stars Jude and Cameron, she said: ‘It was lovely. I mean, I couldn’t have asked for better treatment, and neither could my father.

‘We got on really well with everyone and they always made time for us off screen as well as on screen.

Miffy described her on-screen dad as ‘amazing, funny and kind’.

She said: ‘I remember one time on set we all told each other heavy twisters for about half an hour and just found it hilarious.

‘He had so much patience with us and there was no separation between doing the work and hanging out with us – they didn’t have to, but they did’.

She concluded: ‘I couldn’t have asked for better people to work on it. It was easily my best experience on any film set’.

As a huge fan of Christmas herself, Miffy loves being part of people’s festive memories and experiences all over the world.

She joked, ‘Oh, it’s so bizarre. I was sent a picture a few years ago of Khloe Kardashian watching the holiday. It’s insane as well as ridiculous.

‘I got a message on Instagram a few years ago from a lady who was getting married and she loved The Holiday so much that in her wedding book, The People Signed, she had her and her partner recreate the poster from The Holiday , which blows my mind.

‘It’s absolutely crazy. Me and my father didn’t realize how big the film would be at home.

So to get messages that come up 20 years later, which makes me feel incredibly old, that people look forward to it. It’s like their Christmas tradition, they come home to their family and this is what they see.

‘It confuses me, it’s absolutely insane and I love it. I love being a small part of people’s Christmas traditions. I think it’s so sweet’.

Her daughter Frankie saw the film ‘as soon as she could talk’ and it has become a running joke in the family – although she hasn’t seen it herself for a few years as she struggles with ‘shrinking’ herself as a child.