While working on The Tudors, she continued her passion for stage acting at the ADC Theatre, taking part in productions like Breakfast at Night (chorus), The 24hr Plays (production team), and Cigarettes and Chocolate (playing Gemma).

Additional screen credits include her portrayal of Mary Rivers in Cary Fukunaga’s 2011 film adaptation of Jane Eyre, Sandra in Copenhagen, Rhonu in Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse, and Sarah in The Messenger.

Television and Other Screen Work

Merchant played Lyra in the television movie Red Faction: Origins and Miranda Aspern in the two-part DCI Banks episode "Playing with Fire." She was initially cast as Daenerys Targaryen in the original unaired pilot of Game of Thrones, but was later replaced by Emilia Clarke before the series began production.

Merchant took on the leading role of Anne Hale in the supernatural drama series Salem, which aired from 2014 to 2017, further establishing her television career.

Other Artistic Endeavors

Along with her acting career, Tamzin Merchant has explored other creative pursuits. She is a published poet, with works such as "Ode to a Toilet" featured in Platforms Magazine. Her literary contributions reflect her diverse talents beyond screen and stage.

Philanthropy and Advocacy

Merchant is actively involved in charitable activities, particularly development-focused causes. She supports Build Africa, an international development charity dedicated to education and community empowerment in rural African communities.

Continued Success and Future Prospects

Tamzin Merchant has steadily built a diverse portfolio across film, television, theatre, and literature. As her prominence in the entertainment industry grows, she continues to take on increasingly significant roles. With her expanding influence and varied accomplishments, she is regarded as a promising and multifaceted actress of her generation.