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Julius Sumner Miller (I) (1909–1987)
Julius Sumner Miller was born on May 17, 1909 in Billerica, Massachusetts, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for The Hilarious House of Frightenstein (1971), Why Is It So? (1963) and The Don Lane Show (1975). He was married to Alice Brown. He died on April 14, 1987 in San Jose, California, USA.
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Born:in Billerica, Massachusetts, USADied:(age 77) in San Jose, California, USA |
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Filmography
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Actor (1 credit)
Actor (1 credit)
1971
The Hilarious House of Frightenstein
(TV Series)
The Professor
The Professor
- Episode #1.99
(1971)
... The Professor
- Episode #1.98
(1971)
... The Professor
- Episode #1.97
(1971)
... The Professor
- Episode #1.96
(1971)
... The Professor
- Episode #1.95
(1971)
... The Professor
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Writer (1 credit)
Writer (1 credit)
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Self (14 credits)
Self (14 credits)
1964-1978
The Mike Douglas Show
(TV Series)
Self - Physicist / Self - Professor / Self - Scientist / ...
Self - Physicist / Self - Professor / Self - Scientist / ...
- Episode #17.86
(1978)
... Self - Physicist
- Episode #14.14
(1974)
... Self - Professor
- Episode #13.38
(1973)
... Self - Physicist
- Episode #12.112
(1973)
... Self - Scientist
- Episode #4.48
(1964)
... Self
1970-1972
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
(TV Series)
Self
Self
- Episode dated 13 October 1972
(1972)
... Self (as Professor Julius Sumner Miller)
- Episode dated 29 December 1971
(1971)
... Self
- Episode dated 28 December 1971
(1971)
... Self
- Episode dated 29 December 1970
(1970)
... Self
1970
Life with Linkletter
(TV Series)
Self / Self - Physicist
Self / Self - Physicist
- Julius Sumner Miller
(1970)
... Self
- Lisa Gerritsen, Julius Sumner Miller, Elsie Sechrist
(1970)
... Self - Physicist
1963-1964
The Steve Allen Playhouse
(TV Series)
Self
Self
- Episode dated 9 October 1964
(1964)
... Self
- Episode dated 28 April 1963
(1963)
... Self
1963-1964
The New Steve Allen Show
(TV Series)
Self
Self
- Episode dated 14 January 1964
(1964)
... Self
- Gabe Dell, Julius Miller
(1963)
... Self
1955-1956
The Mickey Mouse Club
(TV Series)
Self - guest / Self
Self - guest / Self
- Talent Roundup Day - Janice Crowe & Peter Lee Palmer
(1956)
... Self
- Circus Day - The Black Brothers, Part 2
(1956)
... Self
- Talent Round-Up Day: The California Ramblers - Spin & Marty Chapter 5 - The Battle
(1955)
... Self - guest (as Professor Wonderful)
- Circus Day: The Sullivans - Spin & Marty Chapter 4 - A Froggy Day
(1955)
... Self - guest (as Professor Wonderful)
- Anything Can Happen Day: Roy's Drawing Lesson - Spin & Marty Chapter 3 - The White Stallion
(1955)
... Self - guest (as Professor Wonderful)
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Archive footage (3 credits)
Archive footage (3 credits)
2014
Cinemassacre's Monster Madness
(TV Series documentary)
The Professor
The Professor
- Hilarious House of Frightenstein
(2014)
... The Professor
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Personal Details
Other Works:
undergraduate scholarships in the School of See more »Alternate Names:
Professor Julius Sumner Miller | Professor WonderfulSpouse:
Alice Brown (his death)
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