Mark Miller
Born
November 20, 1924
Died
September 9, 2022 (97 years old)
Known For
Acting
Place of Birth
Houston, Texas, USA
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.
Known For

Savannah Smiles
Alvie
1982

Christmas Mountain: The Story Of A Cowboy Angel
Gabe Sweet
1981

The Hunted Lady
Sen. Roger Clements
1977

Mr. Sycamore
Rev. Fletcher
1975

Matt Helm
Brandon · (1 episode)
1975

Harry O
Cary · (1 episode)
1974

Murder and the Computer
Foster Blake
1973

Ginger in the Morning
Charlie
1973

Barnaby Jones
Cal Medford · (1 episode)
1973

Kung Fu
Horace Mercer · (1 episode)
1972

The Streets of San Francisco
(1 episode)
1972

The Streets of San Francisco
Jerome Greenwood · (1 episode)
1972

The Waltons
(1 episode)
1972

Emergency!
(1 episode)
1972

Cannon
(1 episode)
1971

Harpy
Don Haskins
1971

Marcus Welby, M.D.
Martin Loring · (1 episode)
1969

Adam-12
Tom Dunne/Dunbar · (1 episode)
1968

The Name of the Game
Nate Pearson · (1 episode)
1968

The Name of the Game
Luther Storm · (1 episode)
1968

The Name of the Game
Ross Craig · (3 episodes)
1968

The Invaders
Jack Palay · (1 episode)
1967

That Girl
(1 episode)
1966

The F.B.I.
Vern Collins · (1 episode)
1965

I Dream of Jeannie
Wild Bill Borrows · (1 episode)
1965

Please Don't Eat the Daisies
Jim Nash · (58 episodes)
1965

Youngblood Hawke
Ross Hodge
1964

The Hook
Lt. D.D. Troy
1963

Stoney Burke
(1 episode)
1962

Bus Stop
(1 episode)
1961

The Andy Griffith Show
Bob Rogers · (1 episode)
1960

Guestward, Ho!
Bill Hooten · (39 episodes)
1960

The Tall Man
(1 episode)
1960

Hawaiian Eye
Victor Jason · (1 episode)
1959

The Twilight Zone
Roger Hackett · (1 episode)
1959

Blonde in Bondage
Larry Brand
1957

Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre
Det. Ward Pendleton · (1 episode)
1956

Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Claude · (1 episode)
1955

Gunsmoke
Frank Paris · (1 episode)
1955

The Millionaire
Alan Duncan · (1 episode)
1955
Portia Faces Life
(324 episodes)
1954

Robert Montgomery Presents
(1 episode)
1950