Kenneth Anthony Miller is an American actor born to Mike Miller and Helena (Miller) McMullen, named after his paternal grandfather Kenneth Miller and maternal grandfather Anthony Farina. Following his parents' divorce, his mother remarried Mike McMullen, and Kenneth became the oldest of her three children, with siblings Lauren McMullen and Alec McMullen.
Initially, Kenneth didn't have an interest in acting, but he took a drama class in high school to overcome severe stage fright. After being coerced into performing in South Pacific, Kenneth discovered a love for theatre and a natural talent, earning praise for being a "natural and instinctual actor." He continued to perform in various student-produced plays and larger productions, including Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story, and Arsenic and Old Lace, at The Albuquerque Academy.
During his junior year, Kenneth got an agent and booked three roles in his first year: The Terminator: Sara Conner Chronicles, The Lucky Ones, and So Five Minutes Ago. He then auditioned for the AMDA Conservatory of the Performing Arts and received a scholarship. Kenneth attended AMDA in Los Angeles, graduating from the 2-year classical conservatory-style program.
While at AMDA, Kenneth honed his craft, learning phonetics, dialects, and discovering a penchant for performing Shakespeare and the classics. He studied under notable instructors James Bontempo, Jamison Jones, Todd Patrick Breaugh, Teresa Dowell-Vest, Barbara Schofield, Thomas Green, and Deborah Ross-Sullivan.
Kenneth has experience in both stage and film acting, co-starring in several television series, including In Plain Sight and The Lying Game. His debut as a principle actor in a film will be in CodeName: Geronimo (2013).
