Mark Miller

Mark Miller

Birthday: 1924-11-20
Deathday: 2022-09-09
Place of birth: Houston, Texas, USA
Also know as: Claude Herbert Miller Jr.

Bio

Mark Miller is an American stage, film and television actor and writer. He's a graduate from New York City's American Academy of Dramatic Arts, New York, USA.

Movies with Mark Miller

Savannah Smiles

1982
As Alvie
Blonde in Bondage

1957
As Larry Brand
Ginger in the Morning

1974
As Charlie
The Hook

1963
As Lt. D.D. Troy
Murder and the Computer

1973
As Foster Blake
Harpy

1971
As Don Haskins
Mr. Sycamore

1975
As Rev. Fletcher
Christmas Mountain: The Story Of A Cowboy Angel

1981
As Gabe Sweet
Youngblood Hawke

1964
As Ross Hodge
The Hunted Lady

1977
As Sen. Roger Clements

TV Shows with Mark Miller

The Andy Griffith Show

1960
As Bob Rogers
Kung Fu

1972
As Horace Mercer
The F.B.I.

1965
As Vern Collins
That Girl

1966
As
The Streets of San Francisco

1972
As
Marcus Welby, M.D.

1969
As Martin Loring
Gunsmoke

1955
As Frank Paris
Emergency!

1972
As
Cannon

1971
As
The Twilight Zone

1959
As Roger Hackett
The Waltons

1972
As
The Tall Man

1960
As
Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1955
As Claude
Bus Stop

1961
As
The Millionaire

1955
As Alan Duncan
Portia Faces Life

1954
As
Guestward, Ho!

1960
As Bill Hooten
Robert Montgomery Presents

1950
As
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre

1956
As Det. Ward Pendleton
Please Don't Eat the Daisies

1965
As Jim Nash
Stoney Burke

1962
As
Matt Helm

1975
As Brandon
Adam-12

1968
As Tom Dunne/Dunbar
The Name of the Game

1968
As Nate Pearson
The Name of the Game

1968
As Luther Storm
The Invaders

1967
As Jack Palay
The Name of the Game

1968
As Ross Craig
Hawaiian Eye

1959
As Victor Jason
I Dream of Jeannie

1965
As Wild Bill Borrows
Barnaby Jones

1973
As Cal Medford
The Streets of San Francisco

1972
As Jerome Greenwood
Harry O

1974
As Cary

Production Credits

A Walk in the Clouds

1995
As Screenplay
Ginger in the Morning

1974
As Screenplay
Ginger in the Morning

1974
As Executive Producer
Christmas Mountain: The Story Of A Cowboy Angel

1981
As Writer
Savannah Smiles

1982
As Story
Savannah Smiles

1982
As Screenplay
Savannah Smiles

1982
As Producer