William Miller
William Miller (birthname: William Thomas Francis Miller) is a British actor and singer who has spent much of his career in Spain, though his first big-screen appearance was in co-directors/producers Chris Mills’s and Mark Morton’s American horror movie, Dream Stalker (1998). Miller subsequently appeared in several Spanish movies, including the rock-themed The Mix (2003); director/co-writer Liberto Rabal’s drama, Syndrome/Sindrome (2004); director/producer Brian Yuzna’s Spanish-British sci-fi horror movie, Rottweiler (2004), with Irene Montala, Paulina Galvez and Paul Naschy, and released by Lionsgate after premiering at the Sitges Film Festival; director/co-writer Antonio Hernandez’s Spanish thriller, Oculto (2005); director/co-writer/executive producer Bigas Luna’s My Name Is Juani (2006); director/writer Ray Loriga’s 16th-century Spanish biopic, Theresa: The Body of Christ (2007), co-starring Paz Vega, Leonor Watling and Geraldine Chaplin; and director/co-writer Antonio del Real’s Spanish-produced historical drama, The Escorial Conspiracy/La Conjura de El Escorial (2008), co-starring Jason Isaacs, Julia Ormond, Jurgen Prochnow, Jordi Molla, Joaquim de Almeida and Fabio Testi, and which was distributed by Hannover House (U.S.)/Sony Pictures Releasing (Spain).
Miller played a supporting role in director/co-writer/producer Diane Kurys’s Francoise Sagan biopic, Sagan (2008), starring Sylvie Testud, Pierre Palmade, Jeanne Balibar and Denis Podalydes, and then Miller appeared in director/co-writer Gregoire Vigneron’s French-Belgian crime movie, Sans laisser de traces (2010), with Benoit Magimel, Francois-Xavier Demaison and Julie Gayet; Miller then joined the Jose Ramon Ayerra-directed Spanish historical movie spinoff of the TV series, Red Eagle/Aguila Roja (2011), followed by Miller landing one of his first co-starring roles in director/co-writer/executive producer Emilio Ruiz Barrachina’s drama, The Sale of Paradise/La venta del paraiso (2012); followed by roles in director/writer Rafa Lara’s Mexican historical war movie, Cinco de Mayo, La Batalla (2013), starring Kuno Becker, Pascacio Lopez, Christian Vazquez, Mauricio Isaac, Gines Garcia Millan and Noe Hernandez, and distributed by Pantelion Films (U.S.)/Videocine (Mexico)/Pandastorm Pictures (Germany). Miller landed the starring role in director/writer/executive producer Pablo Aragues’s mystery, Vigilo el camino (2013), and then Miller joined the ensemble of director/writer Peris Romano’s Spain-Venezuela musical comedy drama, Wednesdays Don’t Exist/Los miercoles no existen (2015), followed by Miller playing support in the ensemble of director/writer/producer/co-editor Rafa Lara’s Mexico-produced comedy, El tamano si importa (2016).
William Miller appeared in a supporting role in one of his few U.S. movies, the military biopic, Megan Leavey (2017), starring Kate Mara, Edie Falco, Common, Ramon Rodriguez and Tom Felton, produced by LD Entertainment and distributed by Bleecker Street. Miller stayed in the Anglo film world but appearing in a classic Spanish setting in director/co-writer Terry Gilliam’s long-in-the-making The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018), co-written by Tony Grisoni, starring Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce, Stellan Skarsgard, Olga Kurylenko and Joana Ribeiro, and which was eventually released by Warner Bros. Pictures (U.S., Spain)/Sparky Pictures (U.K.)/Ocean Films (France)/The Searchers (Benelux)/Lusomundo (Portugal).
Miller was a member of the cast in director/co-writer Miguel Angel Lamata’s Spain-set sports comedy, The Footballest/Los Futbolismos (2018), as well as the sequel, Los Futbolismos 2: El misterio del Tesoro pirata (2025); in the Dani de la Torre’s 1921 Madrid-set Gun City/La sombra de la ley (2018), starring Luis Tosar; in a co-starring role in Agustin Castaneda’s Mexican-American road movie, Ruta Madre (2019), co-starring David Castro, Lia Marie Johnson and Paul Rodriguez, and released by Comedy Dynamics (U.S.); in director/writer/producer Brando Lee’s Malaysian horror movie, Don’t Look at the Demon (2022), with Fiona Dourif, Jordan Belfi and Harris Dickinson, released by Outsider Pictures (U.S.)/Dark Side Distribution (Mexico)/Metrowealth International Group (Malaysia); in a co-starring role with Radha Mitchell and David Andrews in director/writer/producer Dabney Day’s American drama, The Gardener (2026); and in a top supporting role in the Borja Echevarria’s Spanish comedy, El Taser (2026). Miller co-starred in director/co-producer Ángel Gómez Hernández’s first English-language theatrical feature, the horror movie Crawlers (2026), co-starring Matilda Lutz, Gregg Sulkin and Melina Matthews, produced by Thunder Road Films/Badlands and released wide by Roadside Attractions/Saban Films (U.S.).
Known For
The 100
Paxton 'Graveyard' McCreary (2014)
Above Suspicion
Rupert Mitchell (2009)
Warrior Nun
Adriel (2020)
William Miller Movies
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- 2026 |
The Gardener
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A cosmetics heiress escapes to a mountain cottage to defend her family's legacy. A bond with an enigmatic gardener sparks a transformative journey of healing and self-discovery.
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- 2019 |
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Toby, a disillusioned film director, is pulled into a world of time-jumping fantasy when a Spanish cobbler believes himself to be Sancho Panza. He gradually becomes unable to tell dreams from reality.
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- 2018 |
Straight Into a Storm
A portrait of hard rocking band Deer Tick, known for their substance-fueled live performances, on their evolutionary journey to become one of the greatest cult rock bands of our time.
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