Allan Miller

Allan Miller is an actor from Brooklyn, New York who played the alien charter captain in .
Miller has an extensive number of film and television credits to his name. He may be best known to soap opera fans for being among the original cast members of One Life to Live, on which he played the role of Dave Siegel from 1968 through 1972. Afterward, Miller went on to co-star with F. Murray Abraham on the short-lived soap, How to Survive a Marriage. Miller is also known for his role as Colonel on and his recurring roles as Dr. Alan Posner on Soap and as Scooter Warren on .
In 1977, Miller, Rosana DeSoto, and Gregory Sierra were regulars on . The following year, Miller was among the cast of the mini-series The Word, as were Kate Mulgrew and Diana Muldaur, fellow Star Trek III co-star Christopher Lloyd, and Trek alumni Jonathan Banks and Nehemiah Persoff. Miller also appeared with Kate Mulgrew in a 1979 episode of Mrs. Columbo (on which Mulgrew played the title character) and with Diana Muldaur in a 1975 episode of McCloud (on which Muldaur was a regular). Miller and Christopher Lloyd can also be seen together in a 1975 episode of Barney Miller, on which Ron Glass and James Gregory were regulars.
Miller and actor Andrew Robinson worked together as guest stars on in 1975 (starring Darleen Carr and also guest-starring Fritz Weaver) and in 1994 (with David Ogden Stiers and William Windom). Miller himself appeared in four other episodes of Murder, She Wrote, including one with Gary Lockwood in 1985 and another with Lenore Kasdorf and Brock Peters in 1986. Miller and Brock Peters had previously appeared together in the 1976 film Two-Minute Warning (also featuring Garry Walberg).
Miller has also appeared in (1976, with Bibi Besch, Theodore Bikel and Harris Yulin), (1985, with Stephen Collins), (1977, James Cromwell, David Spielberg and Elinor Donahue), (1978, with Gregg Henry) and his Star Trek III co-star Robert Hooks (in the 1985 TV movie The Execution, with Alan Oppenheimer). Miller has also been seen on such TV shows as , , , multiple episodes of and Archie Bunker's Place, Who's the Boss?, , , , and . His other film credits include Bound for Glory (1976, with David Clennon, Ronny Cox, Wendy Schaal, and Gail Strickland), Fun with Dick and Jane (1977), (1977, with Kenneth Tobey and Garry Walberg), (1979, with Elisha Cook), (1980, with Richard Cox, Paul Sorvino, and Mike Starr), and (1989, with Ian Abercrombie).
=== Other Trek connections ===
*Baby Blue Marine (1976 movie) with Bert Remsen and Kenneth Tobey
*Tail Gunner Joe (1977 TV movie) with Alan Oppenheimer, Andrew Prine, Bill Quinn, and William Schallert
*The Ghost of Flight 401 (1978 TV movie) with Gary Lockwood, Byron Morrow, Alan Oppenheimer, and Eugene Roche
*Anatomy of a Seduction (1979 TV movie) with Roger C. Carmel
*Portrait of a Stripper (1979 TV movie) with Victor Tayback
*Escape (1980 TV movie) with Vincent Schiavelli
*Miracle on Ice (1981 TV movie) with Eugene Roche
*Obsessive Love (1984 TV movie) with Robert DoQui
*Hostage Flight (1985 TV movie) with Ian Abercrombie and Barbara Bosson
*J.O.E. and the Colonel (1985 TV movie) with William Lucking
*At Mother's Request (1987 TV movie) with Terry O'Quinn
*Billionaire Boys Club (1987 TV movie) with Brian McNamara, Raphael Sbarge, and James Sloyan
== External links ==
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