Walter Miller was an American actor best known for his roles in King of the Wild, Queen of the Northwoods, and The Green Archer. Born as William Corwin Miller on March 9, 1892, in Dayton, Ohio, he had a career that spanned from silent films to talkies.
Personal and Family Life
Walter was married twice, first to Lillian Louise Coffin, from whom he divorced, and later to Eileen Schofield until his death in 1940. Not much detailed information is available about his family life, but he was known to have a strong presence in both film and stage performances.
Career Highlights
Miller began his acting journey in silent films in 1911, working with D.W. Griffith’s company. He alternated between screen work and the stage throughout his career and became particularly noted for his starring roles in serial films alongside Allene Ray. He was involved in many cliffhangers and made a lasting impact in film history.
Death and Legacy
Walter Miller passed away from a heart attack on March 30, 1940, in Hollywood, California, while working on a Gene Autry film titled Gaucho Serenade. His contributions to cinema, especially in the era of silent films and serials, continue to be recognized through various retrospectives and biographical studies on early film actors.