William Miller Net Worth
William Miller Net Worth is
$950,000
William Miller Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
William Miller was born in February 1893 in New York, USA. He is a cinematographer and actor, known for The Phil Silvers Show (1955), Lost Boundaries (1949) and Teresa (1951). | Date Of Birth | February, 1893 |
| Place Of Birth | New York, USA |
| Profession | Cinematographer, Actor, Camera Department |
Cinematographer
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Phil Silvers Show | TV Series 122 episodes, 1955 - 1959 director of photography - 11 episodes, 1955 - 1959 | ||
| Mama | TV Series 1 episode, 1957 director of photography - 1 episode, 1955 | ||
| You're a Trooper | 1955 | Short | |
| The Big Break | 1953 | as William J. Miller | |
| High School Hi-Jinks | 1953 | Short | |
| Hurricane Hunters | 1953 | Short | |
| Million Dollar Playground | 1953 | Short | |
| Society Man | 1953 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| All Girls on Deck | 1952 | Short | |
| Parlor Bedroom and Wheels | 1952 | Short | |
| I Cover the Everglades | 1951 | Documentary short | |
| Way Out West in Florida | 1951 | Short | |
| Teresa | 1951 | as William J. Miller | |
| A Ring for Roberta | 1951 | Short | |
| Sadie Hawkins Day | 1951 | Short as Bill Miller | |
| The Sleeping City | 1950 | ||
| The City of Beautiful Girls | 1950 | Short | |
| Young Doctor Sam | 1949 | Documentary short | |
| Strawhat Cinderella | 1949 | Short | |
| Lost Boundaries | 1949 | as William J. Miller | |
| My Silent Love | 1949 | Short | |
| I Remember You | 1949 | Short | |
| Drilling for Girls in Texas | 1949 | Short | |
| Close-Up | 1948 | ||
| Carnegie Hall | 1947 | ||
| People on Paper | 1945 | Documentary short as William J. Miller | |
| Sing, Helen, Sing | 1943 | Short | |
| This Is the Bowery | 1941 | Short documentary as Wm. J. Miller | |
| Diagnostic Procedures in Tuberculosis | 1940 | Documentary short | |
| Let My People Live | 1939 | Documentary short | |
| Di que me quieres | 1939 | ||
| ...One Third of a Nation... | 1939 | ||
| Cossacks in Exile | 1939 | ||
| The Singing Blacksmith | 1938 | as William J. Miller, photographed by | |
| Green Fields | 1937 | ||
| Dynamite Delaney | 1936 | as William J. Miller | |
| Sweet Surrender | 1935 | ||
| El día que me quieras | 1935 | ||
| Tango Bar | 1935 | photographer | |
| El tango en Broadway | 1934 | ||
| Moonlight and Pretzels | 1933 | ||
| The Divorce Racket | 1932 | ||
| One Splendid Hour | 1929 | ||
| Montmartre Rose | 1929 | ||
| Daughters of Desire | 1929 | ||
| The Dream Melody | 1929 | as William J. Miller | |
| The Clean-Up | 1929 | as William J. Miller | |
| Broken Barriers | 1928 | ||
| Code of the Air | 1928 | ||
| The Wright Idea | 1928 | as William J. Miller | |
| Chinatown Charlie | 1928 | as William J. Miller | |
| Home Made | 1927 | as William J. Miller | |
| The Joy Girl | 1927 | ||
| The Music Master | 1927 | ||
| The Romance of a Million Dollars | 1926 | ||
| Lew Tyler's Wives | 1926 | ||
| When Love Grows Cold | 1926 | ||
| The Legacy | 1925 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| The Valiant Skipper | 1925 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| Crooked | 1925 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| The Invention | 1925 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| The Promise | 1925 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| It Might Happen to You | 1925 | Short as William J. Miller | |
| The Shock Punch | 1925 | ||
| Gateway to the West | 1924 | Short | |
| The Moral Sinner | 1924 | ||
| The Ne'er-Do-Well | 1923 |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Words and Music | 1929 | Chorus Man (uncredited) | |
| Ship of Souls | 1925 | Atlin (as W.J. Miller) | |
| The Beautiful Mrs. Reynolds | 1918 | Mr. Van Ness | |
| God of Little Children | 1917 | Waters |
Camera Department
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Trouble with Harry | 1955 | assistant camera - uncredited | |
| Johnny One-Eye | 1950 | photography: New York | |
| Thunder Afloat | 1939 | camera operator - uncredited | |
| Trouble in Paradise | 1932 | camera operator - uncredited |
Known for movies
The Phil Silvers Show (1955-1959)
as Cinematographer
Lost Boundaries (1949)
as Cinematographer
Teresa (1951)
as Cinematographer
Carnegie Hall (1947)
as Cinematographer