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John 'Skins' Miller

Acting

Born November 6, 1890 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Died July 15, 1956

Also known as John Skins Miller · Johnny Miller · John Miller

IMDb

Biography

John "Skins" Miller (November 6, 1890 – July 15, 1956) was an American actor. He was best known for his roles in the films Every Day's a Holiday (1937), All the King's Men (1949), and Sunset Boulevard (1950).

Filmography22 titles

Sunset Boulevard

1950as Hog-Eye Electrician (uncredited)

Criss Cross

1949as Midget

The Men

1950as Mr. Doolin

All the King's Men

1949as Drunk at Football Game (uncredited)

Tobacco Road

1941

The Merry Widow

1934as Drunken Man (uncredited)

Sorrowful Jones

1949as Head Telephone Man (uncredited)

Three Men from Texas

1940as Herman

Heritage of the Desert

1939as Postmaster John Twerk

San Francisco

1936as Man on Stretcher (uncredited)

Internes Can't Take Money

1937as Weasel (uncredited)

Arizona Mahoney

1936as Human Bullet Applicant (uncredited)

The Purchase Price

1932as Accordion Player Skins (uncredited)

The Navy Way

1944as Recruit Pop Lacy

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

1949as Skins / Idiot #1 (uncredited)

Something to Sing About

1937as Dancer in Drag in 'Deck Number' (as Skins Miller)

The Time of Your Life

1948as Tippler

The Return of Doctor X

1939as Newspaper Vendor (uncredited)

The Big Street

1942as Truck Driver (uncredited)

Every Day's a Holiday

1937as Quartet member

The Texas Rangers Ride Again

1940as Station Attendant (uncredited)

Stand Up and Cheer!

1934as Hill-Billy