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Mark Miller of Please Don't Eat the Daisies, GH, DOOL has passed

 

 

MARK MILLER   

 

THE WAY OF THE WORLD        "Rebound"  Unknown Role   week of 9/26/1954

PORTIA FACES LIFE/THE INNER FLAME     Tony Faraday        1954-55

MODERN ROMANCES   Chris    week of 3/31/1958

GENERAL HOSPITAL     Randy Washburn    1964-65

BRIGHT PROMISE                  Howard Jones   3/1970-72

DAYS OF OUR LIVES     J.R. Barnett      1975-76

also....

GUESTWARD HO!           Bill Hooten      1960-61

PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES     Jim Nash     1965-67

THE NAME OF THE GAME    Ross Craig   1970-71

THE WALTONS        Ted Hanover     1974

movies

BLONDE IN BONDAGE       Larry Brand    1957

THE HOOK      Lieutenant D. D. Troy   1963

YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE    Ross Hodge    1964

GINGER IN THE MORNING    Charlie    1974

MISTER SYCAMORE    Reverend Fletcher      1975

DIXIE DYNAMITE    Tom Eldredge   1976

CHRISTMAS MOUNTAIN    Gabe Sweet   1981

SAVANNAH SMILES     Alvie   1982

"family ties"

Was married to fellow 'Hopper' Barbara Stanger. Father of Penelope Ann Miller.

Screenwriter of WALK IN THE CLOUDS.

 

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From SID email: Veteran actor Mark Miller has died at the age of 97. His daughter, actress Penelope Ann Miller, shared the sad news on social media. “My Papa’s beautiful soul left this Earth Sept. 9, 2022,” she tweeted. “He loved deeply and was loved by all who knew him. He touched many lives. He was funny, fun, and always creating. He cherished this life and saw the glass half full! I was blessed to call him my dad.”

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