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Paul Miller (III)

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Biography

Recent Role:
Alex Boulware on Covert Affairs
Gender:
Male
Born:
10-30-1960
Birth Name:
Paul Douglas Miller
Paul Douglas Miller; lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Member of Stratford Festival Company, Hurly-Burly Theatrical Company. Performed in MacBeth in Sept. 2001.

Graduated Montreal National Theatre School in 1987.

Television and film actor.

He enjoys cycling, cross-country skiing and music. While he doesn't own any pets of his own, he loves dogs. If he didn't work as an actor, he would have engaged in an occupation that would have allowed him to work outdoors.

He is also a musician as well, playing the acoustic









… More guitar, the 5-string banjo, and the fiddle. "I quite like Irish and old-time fiddle music. I also like blues and classical music."

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    10 Perfect
    A personal favorite for years. hide show

    Paul Miller originally starred on my favorite TV show, Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal, and I've been a fan ever since. His presence is strong on screen and he portrays each character with depth and thought.

    The not so well known Canadian actor also has theatrical training, graduating from Montreal's National Theatre School in l987. Paul enjoys preforming on the Shakespearean stage as well, something you don't find in most TV actors today and another reason why I admire him. He has acted in Much Ado About Nothing, Love's Labour's Lost, Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, Othello, MacBeth and Hamlet at the Stratford Festivals over the year in Stratford, Ontario. That's dedication.

    In addition to his acting abilities, he is a talented musician playing instruments such as the guitar, banjo, and fiddle. This multi-talented man should definitely be a bigger name.

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