Joji Miller

George Kusunoki Millerジョージ・楠木・ミラー, Jōji Kusunoki Mirā (born September 18, 1982), known professionally as Joji Miller, is a Japanese-American musician, comedian, author, and former actor. Miller began his career portraying eccentric and oddball characters in comedy films such as After School Special (1997), The High School Movie (1999), and Asian Dudes (2002).
Miler began his television career with The Filthy Frank Show (2007–2011), on which he played the title character among various others. The show quickly garnered attention on the Internet and helped Miller's career take off. He also starred in its sequel film The Filthy Frank Movie (2013). His final film role, Mike Wu from Your Face (2016), won him the .
==Early life and education==
Miller was born on September 18, 1982 in , Japan to a Japanese mother and an Australian father. He moved to . at the United States in late 1996, and attended the . He graduated from the in 2004.
==Filmography==
===Television===
Year(s) 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2007–2011	The Filthy Frank Show	Filthy Frank 	Main role; 73 episodes
2011 	Jake from New York 	Dr. Joe MacBride 	Episode: "Mutation (Part 2)"
2012 	Saturday Night Live 	Himself 	Episode: "/Joji Miller"
2015 	Conner's Corner 	Dirty Drake 	2 episodes
2016 	Canine Creek 	Native American Man	Episode: "When the Hero Rises"
2018 	Stevie and Friends 	George Filler 	Episode: "Fresh Bleach"
==Footnotes==