
Acting
Barry Miller
Acting · Born 1958-02-06 · Los Angeles, California, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Barry L. Miller (born February 6, 1958) is an American actor. He won Broadway's 1985 Tony Award as Best Actor for his performance as 'Arnold Epstein' in the play Biloxi Blues. Miller was born in Los Angeles, California. Miller's father is Sidney Miller, an actor, director, and writer, and his mother was the agent Iris Burton. Miller's former stepmother is actress Dorothy Green. He attended Bancroft Junior High School, in Hollywood, California. Description above from the Wikipedia article Barry Miller, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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FilmShortcut to Happiness
2007 · Mike Weiss
FilmFlawless
1999 · Leonard Wilcox
Where Are They Now?
Where Are They Now?
1999 · Self

Ally McBeal
1997 · Mark Henderson

The Practice
1997 · Douglas Colson

Arli$$
1996 · Mr. Javert

Pacific Blue
1996 · Jerry Winters
FilmLove Affair
1994 · Robert Crosley
FilmThe Pickle
1993 · Ronnie Liebowitz

Equal Justice
1990 · Pete 'Briggs' Brigman
FilmLove at Large
1990 · Marty
FilmThe Last Temptation of Christ
1988 · Jeroboam
FilmThe Sicilian
1987 · Dr. Nattore
FilmConspiracy: The Trial of the Chicago 8
1987 · Jerry Rubin
FilmPeggy Sue Got Married
1986 · Richard Norvik
FilmThe Journey of Natty Gann
1985 · Parker

The Twilight Zone
1985 · (segment "Red Snow")
FilmThe Roommate
1984 · Henry 'Hub' Palamountain
FilmKing of America
1982 · Demos

American Playhouse
1982 · Demos
FilmThe Chosen
1981 · Reuven Malter
On Location with: FAME
FilmOn Location with: FAME
1980 · Self - ‘Ralph’
FilmFame
1980 · Ralph Garci/Raul Garcia

Trapper John, M.D.
1979
FilmVoices
1979 · Raymond Rothman
FilmSaturday Night Fever
1977 · Bobby C.
Szysznyk
Szysznyk
1977
FilmThe Death of Richie
1977 · Domenic
FilmHaving Babies
1976 · Kenneth McNamara

Wonder Woman
1975 · Barney

Starsky & Hutch
1975

Isis
1975 · Charlie
FilmLepke
1975 · Young Lepke
Joe and Sons
Joe and Sons
1975

Baretta
1975

The Six Million Dollar Man
1974 · Prince Hassad

Kojak
1973 · Billy Sherback

The Streets of San Francisco
1972

The Waltons
1972

The Bill Cosby Show
1969 · Harry

Adam-12
1968 · Tom Bell