Ben Miller

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Ben Miller
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Miller in 2019
Born (1966-02-24) 24 February 1966 (age 58)
London, England
Alma mater St Catharine's College, Cambridge
Occupation(s)Comedian, actor, author
Years active1986–present
Spouses
(m. 2004;div. 2011)
Jessica Parker
(m. 2013)
Children3
Relatives Alan Parker
(father-in-law)

Bennet Evan Miller (born 24 February 1966) [1] is an English actor, comedian and author. He rose to fame as one half of the comedy duo Armstrong and Miller. Miller is also known for playing the lead role of DI Richard Poole in the first two series of the BBC crime drama Death in Paradise , and for portraying James Lester in the ITV science-fiction series Primeval .

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Early life and education

Miller was born in London, England and grew up in Nantwich, Cheshire.[ citation needed ] His father Michael Miller was a lecturer in American literature at the City of Birmingham Polytechnic; and his mother Marion was from Wales. His paternal grandfather was a Lithuanian tailor who emigrated to the UK and lived in the East End of London. His paternal great-grandmother, Rose Elizabeth Lincoln, taught English at South Cheshire College. [2] [3] He has two younger sisters, Leah and Bronwen. [4]

Miller was educated at Malbank School and Sixth Form College, his local comprehensive school in Nantwich. He studied Natural Sciences at St Catharine's College, Cambridge. As an undergraduate, he participated in theatre with Rachel Weisz, and also dated her. [5] He remained at Cambridge to read for a PhD in solid state physics, [6] with his proposed thesis titled Novel quantum effects in low-temperature quasi-zero-dimensional mesoscopic electron systems. [7] [8]

He abandoned his thesis to pursue a career in comedy. [7] Miller's interest in comedy began when a friend asked him to help ferry around the judges of the National Student Drama Festival, which was being held that year in Cambridge. [9] Having already finished his undergraduate degree, he joined the Footlights in 1989, working with Andy Parsons, David Wolstencroft and Sue Perkins, and went on to direct a revue. [10]

Career

Miller moved to London to pursue a career in comedy. [11] He was introduced to fellow Cambridge graduate Alexander Armstrong in 1992, at the TBA Sketch Comedy Group, a comedy club which ran at the Gate Theatre Studio, Notting Hill throughout the 1990s. They performed their first full-length show together at the Edinburgh Fringe in 1994 and returned in 1996, when they were nominated for the Perrier Comedy Award. [12]

Their success resulted in the commission of the television series Armstrong and Miller , which ran for four series from 1997 to 2001 – one on the Paramount Comedy Channel and three on Channel 4. In 1998, the duo also had their own radio show with the same name on BBC Radio 4, which featured many of the sketches and characters from their TV series. After a six-year break, [13] the show was recommissioned for Hat Trick Productions as The Armstrong & Miller Show and three series have been produced. [14] In 2008, they also had a second radio show, Children's Hour with Armstrong and Miller. [15]

Miller also started acting in films, starring in Steve Coogan's first feature film, The Parole Officer (2001). [16] In 2003 he played the role of Bough, sidekick to Rowan Atkinson's title character, in the film Johnny English . In 2004 he co-starred in the romantic comedy The Prince and Me .

In 2004 and 2005, he starred in two series of the BBC television series The Worst Week of My Life, [17] with Sarah Alexander. [18] In 2006 he took part in a three-part Christmas special, The Worst Christmas of My Life. He starred as James Peregrine Lester in ITV's 2007 sci-fi drama Primeval [12] and as Mr Jonathan in the Australian film Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance . [9]

He and Alexander Armstrong have formed a production company named Toff Media in 2007. The company was dissolved in 2023. [19]

Miller provided the voice for the ITV Digital and now PG Tips Monkey in a popular series of television advertisements featuring Johnny Vegas. [20] In 2008, he appeared as television producer Jonathan Pope in Tony Jordan's series Moving Wallpaper on ITV1 and starred in Thank God You're Here .

In 2009, Miller appeared with Rob Brydon in an episode of QI (Series 6. 9). The two have often been mistaken for each other, [5] [17] and as a joke they dressed in similar shirts for the episode and shared an on-screen kiss. [8] [21]

In 2010, he made his directorial debut with the film Huge .

In January 2011 he presented an episode of the BBC science series Horizon titled "What is One Degree?". Later in 2011 he reprised his role as James Lester in the TV series Primeval . From November 2011 he played the role of Louis Harvey in The Ladykillers at the Gielgud Theatre.

On 23 July 2012, Miller began touring for his book, It's Not Rocket Science, from the Royal Society in London. He also appeared at the British Comedy Awards with Armstrong on Channel 4. In 2013, Miller took part in an episode of Room 101 and a Comic Relief special of game show Pointless . On 13 December 2014, he appeared in a Christmas edition of The Celebrity Chase .

From 2011 until the series three premiere in 2014, Miller starred in the BBC-French co-produced series Death in Paradise as Detective Inspector (DI) Richard Poole. [22] A third series of Death in Paradise was commissioned for early 2014. [23] On 9 April 2013 it was announced that Miller would be departing the series, [24] to be replaced by actor Kris Marshall. Filming began in March 2013, and Miller left in May after completion of the first episode, in which his character was murdered. Miller reprised his role for a cameo appearance in a dream sequence during the tenth series in 2021.

Miller explained he had personal reasons for the change. "It was the job of a lifetime, but logistically I just didn't feel I could continue." He went on to say that "My personal circumstances just made it too complicated, but I will miss it like a lung. I love it here." [25] Miller's wife had discovered she was pregnant after he had begun filming the first series. Their time apart caused strains on their relationship, and with his sons. He wanted to spend more time with his family. [25]

In 2014, Miller appeared in the feature film Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism . [26] He also appeared with Billy Connolly and David Tennant in the film What We Did on Our Holiday . [27] Miller guest starred in Doctor Who as the Sheriff of Nottingham in the third episode: "Robot of Sherwood". [28] [29]

Starring opposite Nancy Carroll and Diana Vickers, [30] Miller played Robert Houston in the play The Duck House by Dan Patterson and Colin Swash. [31] The show is a political satire based on the UK parliamentary expenses scandal. [31]

In 2015, following the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta , Miller starred as King John in Series 6 of Horrible Histories .

Since October 2015, Miller along with Ruth Jones and Will Close, appears in adverts for British supermarket Tesco as Roger with Jones as his wife Jo and Close as their son Freddie. In 2016, Miller co-presented the ITV entertainment series It's Not Rocket Science alongside Rachel Riley and Romesh Ranganathan.

In February 2016 Miller issued a book, accompanied by a lecture tour, entitled The Aliens are Coming!, examining the question "are we alone in the universe?" [32] That year, Miller played the role of Murray in the six-part BBC sitcom I Want My Wife Back , starring alongside Caroline Catz. In 2016 he appeared in the Channel 4 comedy Power Monkeys .

In 2018 he returned to the role of 'Bough', sidekick again to Rowan Atkinson's title character, in the film Johnny English Strikes Again . In September of that same year he played the role of Wolf Hall on the BBC sitcom Upstart Crow . [33]

In November 2022, Miller released his seventh children's book Secrets of a Christmas Elf. [34]

Awards

Miller was awarded a Judges' Commendation for his portrayal of Hamlet at the 1990 National Student Drama Festival.[ citation needed ] He co-wrote MindGym , winner of the first BAFTA Interactive Entertainment Award for comedy in 1998, with Tim Wright and Adam Gee. He and Armstrong won a BCA Award [ clarification needed ] for The Armstrong and Miller Show. In 2010 they also won a BAFTA for The Armstrong and Miller Show. [35] [ failed verification ][ citation needed ]

In 2021, with the cast of Bridgerton , Miller received a nomination for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series. [36]

Personal life

Miller's first wife was Belinda Stewart-Wilson, who guest-starred with him in Series 3 of Primeval . The pair, who have a son born in 2006, divorced in 2011. Miller has another son, born in late 2011, and a daughter, born in June 2015, with his second wife, production executive Jessica Parker, whom he married in September 2013; Jessica is the daughter of British musician Alan Parker. [37] [38] [39]

Miller plays the guitar and drums. [18]

Miller is a very distant relative of US President Abraham Lincoln. [40]

Miller has obsessive–compulsive disorder. [41]

Books

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1999 Plunkett and Macleane Dixon
2000 There's Only One Jimmy Grimble Johnny Two Dogs
You Can't DanceShort film
Tip of My TongueDaveShort film
2001 The Parole Officer Colin
Birthday Girl Concierge
2003 Johnny English Angus Jeremy Bough
The Actors Clive
2004 The Prince and Me Søren
2007 Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance Mr Jonathon
2009 Within the Whirlwind Krasny
2010 4.3.2.1. Mr. Philips
2011 Johnny English Reborn Angus Jeremy BoughScenes deleted [42]
2014 What We Did on Our Holiday Gavin McLeod
2017 Paddington 2 The Colonel
2018 The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Officer Smith
Johnny English Strikes Again Angus Jeremy Bough
2021 Off the Rails Dan
2022 This Is Christmas Jonathan

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1991 Murder Most Horrid P.C. WatkinsEpisode: "He Died a Death"
1992 The Pall Bearer's Revue Episode: "Episode 3"
1993 French and Saunders Episode: "The Silence of the Lambs"
Paul Merton: The Series Various6 episodes
1995 You Bet! Himself / variousSeries 8, show 6
Casualty Daniel MurdochEpisode: "Trials and Tribulations"
Look at the State We're In!MartyMini-series
SardinesSimonTV film
1997 The Jack Docherty Show Various
1997–2001 Armstrong and Miller Various Roles27 episodes
1999 Hunting Venus GavinTV film
Passion Killers NickTV film
Coming SoonBenTV film
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Daredevils of the DesertFrench OfficerVideo
2000CinderellaDandiniTV film
The Blind Date Joe Maxwell
2001 Dr. Terrible's House of Horrible RebenorEpisode: "Lesbian Vampire Lovers of Lust"
2002Surrealissimo: The Trial of Salvador DalíYoyotteTV film
The Book Group Martin Logan2 episodes
Jeffrey Archer: The Truth Roland Moxley-NemesisTV film
2004 Agatha Christie's Marple Basil BlakeTV film; "The Body in the Library"
Doc Martin Stewart JamesEpisode: "The Portwenn Effect"
2004–06 The Worst Week of My Life Howard Steel17 episodes
2005 Malice Aforethought Dr. Edmund BickleighTV film
Doc Martin Stewart JamesEpisode: "Out of the Woods"
2006 Popetown The Priest10 episodes
Saxondale Bernard LangleyEpisode: "Episode No. 1.6"
2007–11 Primeval James Lester 30 episodes
2007–10 The Armstrong & Miller Show Various Roles19 episodes
2008–09 Moving Wallpaper Jonathan Pope18 episodes
2008Moving Wallpaper: The MoleJonathan Pope2 episodes; uncredited
2009 The Catherine Tate Show Ghost of Christmas PastEpisode "Nan's Christmas Carol"
QI HimselfComedy Panel Show; Episode "The Future"
2011–2014, 2021 Death in Paradise DI Richard Poole Series 1–3, 10; 18 episodes
2011 Episodes Himself1 episode
Felix and MurdoVarious
2013 Room 101 Himself1 episodes
2014 This is Jinsy Chief Acco / Berpetta1 episode
Doctor Who Sheriff of Nottingham Episode: "Robot of Sherwood"
2015 Horrible Science Professor McTaggart (voice)/various10 episodes
Asylum Dan Hern3 episodes
Mr. Bean: FuneralMourner who sits next to Mr. BeanTV short
Ballot Monkeys Kevin Sturridge5 episodes
Horrible Histories King John 10 episodes
2016 It's Not Rocket Science Co-presenter
I Want My Wife Back Murray
2017 Tracey Ullman's Show Rupert Murdoch 2 episodes
2018 Tracey Breaks the News
Upstart Crow Wolf HallEpisode: "If You Prick Us, Do We Not Bleed?"
2019 Sticks and Stones Chris CarterShort Series; 3 episodes
2020 Bridgerton Lord FeatheringtonMain role
2021–present Professor T. Jasper Tempest (Professor T.)Series regular
2021Scotland: Escape to the WildernessHimselfEpisode 3 [43]
All Star MusicalsHimselfChristmas special [44]
2022 The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer HimselfSeries 5 episode 4; contestant & Star Baker [45]
Suspect Richard
2023No Place Like HomeHimself1 episode [46]

Filmmaking credits

YearTitleWriterProducerDirectorNotes
1995SardinesYesNoNoTV movie
1996 MindGym YesNoNoVideo game
1997-2001 Armstrong and Miller YesNoNo27 episodes
2005Starry NightNoNoYesShort film
2006 Saxondale NoNoYesEpisode: "Pigeons"
2009-2010 The Armstrong and Miller Show YesYesNo12 episodes
2010HugeYesNoYes
2011 Comedy Showcase NoYesNoEpisode: "Felix & Murdo"
2015 Horrible Science NoYesNo10 episodes
2024AustinYesYesNoIn production

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