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Biography

eminent American dramatist PLAYS Honors at Dawn (1936) No Villain/They Too Arise (1937) The Great Disobedience (1938) The Golden Years (1939; produced in 1987)…more

Born

10/17/1915, Manhattan, New York, US

Birth Name

Arthur Aster Miller

Gender

Male

Credits

Guest Star (11)

Role
- E!'s 101
  Interviewee
  - S 1: Ep 5 Most Shocking Moments in Entertainment 20 - 1
    7/17/03
- Great Performances
  Commentator
  - S 31: Ep 2 Making `The Misfits'
    10/2/02
- The Best Of British
  Himself
  - S 3: Ep 3 Patrick Stewart
    5/30/01
- The Civil War
  Voice of William T. Sherman
  - S 1: Ep 9 The Better Angels of Our Nature (1865)
    9/27/90
  - S 1: Ep 8 War is All Hell (1865)
    9/27/90
  - S 1: Ep 7 Most Hallowed Ground (1864)
    9/26/90
  - S 1: Ep 6 Valley of the Shadow of Death (1864)
    9/26/90
  - S 1: Ep 5 The Universe of Battle (1863)
    9/25/90
  - + 3 More Credits
- Omnibus (UK)
  Himself - Interviewee
  - S 21: Ep 17 Arthur Miller
    10/30/87
- Omnibus (UK)
  Himself
  - S 19: Ep 10 The Salesman Goes To China
    7/12/85
  - S 7: Ep 30 Hollywood On Trial
    11/4/73
- The Mike Douglas Show
  Himself
  - S 16: Ep 211 August 10, 1978
    8/10/78
- Camera Three
  Himself
  - S 16: Ep 7 Arthur Miller and Israel Horovitz in Conversation
    10/25/70
- Inside the Actors Studio
  Himself
  - S 1: Ep 8 Arthur Miller
- The Ed Sullivan Show
  Himself, on film
  - S 10: Ep 40 June 30, 1957: The Everly Brothers, Frances Farmer, Nancy Whiskey, Kaye Ballard
    6/30/57
- Critic at Large
  Himself
  - S 1: Ep 32 3/23/1949
    3/23/49
Writer (6)

Role
- Masterpiece Theatre
  Writer
  - S 26: Ep 3 Broken Glass
    10/20/96
- American Playhouse
  Writer
  - S 6: Ep 1 All My Sons
    1/19/87
- Hallmark Hall Of Fame
  Writer
  - S 28: Ep 2 Fame
    11/30/78
  - S 20: Ep 2 The Price
    2/3/71
- Theatre 625
  Writer
  - S 4: Ep 29 The Cupboard
    8/20/67
- Play of the Month
  Writer
  - S 1: Ep 8 Death of a Salesman
    5/24/66
- Cameo Theatre
  Writer
  - S 1: Ep 1 It Takes A Thief
    5/16/50
Story (2)

Role
- Theatre 625
  Story
  - S 3: Ep 16 Focus
    1/9/66
- Alcoa Premiere
  Story
  - S 1: Ep 20 It Takes A Thief
    3/27/62

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Trivia
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- Arthur Miller had three wives: Mary Slatter (August 5, 1940), Marilyn Monroe (June 29, 1956), and Inge Morath (1962).
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- Arthur Miller: (When asked to name names before the House Un-American Activities Committee) I could not use the name of another person and bring trouble on him.
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- Arthur Miller: This desire to move on, to metamorphose - or perhaps it is a talent for being contemporary - was given me as life's inevitable and righful condition.
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- Arthur Miller: If I had any ideology at all it was what I had learned from Hearst newspapers.
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