Quick Facts

Ben Miller aka Bennet Evan Miller is an English actor, director, comedian and author. He has acted in many sitcoms too including Bridgerton, Doctor Who, etc. He was also a part of hit movies like Johnny English and Johnny English strikes again. Also, He has done theatre too and is regarded as a very versatile actor. He is active on social media and has a huge fan following on social media. He has written many Children’s books.

How much is the Net worth of Ben Miller?

Bennet Miller, a.k.a. English actor, director, comedian, and author Evan Miller also writes. Ben Miller has a $5 million net worth as of 2022. For composing and participating in the Armstrong and Miller Show, he is best known.

Additionally, he has appeared in numerous sitcoms, such as Doctor Who and Bridgerton. In addition, he appeared in popular films like Johnny English and Johnny English Strikes Again. He has also performed in the theater, and people like his acting versatility. Also, He uses social media frequently and has a sizable fan base there. He is the author of numerous children’s books.

Early Years and Bio

Ben Miller was born in London, England, on February 24, 1966. In 2022, he will be 56 years old. Ben is a native of the UK. He finished his study at Sixth Form College and Milbank School. After that, he attended ST Catharine College in Cambridge to study natural sciences. He used to actively participate in theater while still a college student. He intended to pursue a quantum physics doctorate, but he decided against it in favor of a career in movies.

What is the Professional Career of Ben Miller?

Miller relocated to London in order to pursue a comedic career. At the TBA Sketch Comedy Group, a comedy club that ran at the Gate Theatre Studio in Notting Hill throughout the 1990s, he met fellow Cambridge graduate Alexander Armstrong in 1992. At the Edinburgh Fringe in 1994, they presented their first full-length show together, and they later went back in 1996, when they were nominated for the Perrier Comedy Award.

As a result of their popularity, Armstrong and Miller, a television sitcom that aired for four seasons on Channel 4 and the Paramount Comedy Channel between 1997 and 2001, was commissioned. Many of the skits and characters from their TV programme were featured in the duo’s 1998 radio program of the same name, which aired on BBC Radio 4. The program was recommissioned for Hat Trick Productions as The Armstrong & Miller Show after a six-year hiatus[13], and three series have been produced They also hosted a second radio program in 2008 called Children’s Hour with Armstrong and Miller.

Miller began acting in movies as well, playing the lead in The Parole Officer, Steve Coogan’s debut feature (2001). In the 2003 movie Johnny English, he portrayed Bough, the sidekick to Rowan Atkinson’s lead character. He co-starred in The Prince and Me in 2004. He co-starred with Sarah Alexander in two seasons of the BBC television show The Worst Week of My Life in 2004 and 2005. Also, He participated in the three-part holiday spectacular The Worst Christmas of My Life in 2006. In the 2007 sci-fi drama Primeval on ITV, he played James Peregrine Lester. He also played Mr. Jonathan in the Australian movie Razzle Dazzle: A Journey into Dance

Miller performed the voice for the ITV Digital and current PG Tips Monkey in a well-known run of Johnny Vegas-starring television commercials. He starred in Thank God You’re Here and had an appearance as television producer Jonathan Pope in Tony Jordan’s Moving Wallpaper on ITV1 in 2008. Also, He made his directorial debut in 2010 with the movie Huge. He hosted the “What is One Degree?” edition of the BBC science program Horizon in January 2011. In the television series Primeval later that year, he played James Lester once more. He portrayed Louis Harvey in The Ladykillers at the Gielgud Theatre beginning in November 2011.

Miller launched his It’s Not Rocket Science book tour from the Royal Society in London on July 23, 2012. Additionally, he shared a stage with Armstrong at the Channel 4 British Comedy Awards. In 2013, Miller appeared in a Room 101 episode and a Pointless Comic Relief episode. He made an appearance on The Celebrity Chase’s Christmas episode on December 13, 2014. Miller played Detective Inspector (DI) Richard Poole in the BBC-French co-produced television series Death in Paradise from 2011 until the start of series three in 2014.

Early in 2014, a third season of Death in Paradise was ordered. It was revealed on April 9th, 2013 that Miller would be leaving the show and will be succeeded by actor Kris Marshall. The first episode, in which Miller’s character was killed off, was finished filming at the end of May 2013. Miller returned to the character for a brief cameo in the tenth season’s dream scene in 2021.

Miller indicated that the move was motivated by personal factors. Although it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, logistically I was unable to continue. He continued by saying “It was just too complicated due to my personal circumstances, but I shall miss it dearly. I adore being here.” After he started shooting the first series, Miller’s wife found out she was expecting. Their separation strained their relationship and their relationship with his boys. More time with his family was something he wished for.

The 2014 motion picture Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism featured Miller. He also made an appearance in the movie What We Did on Our Holiday alongside David Tennant and Billy Connolly.  In the Dan Patterson and Colin Swash play The Duck House, Miller played Robert Houston alongside Nancy Carroll and Diana Vickers Political satire based on the UK parliamentary expenses controversy is presented in the program.

Miller made a cameo appearance on Doctor Who on September 6, 2014, in the third episode, “Robot of Sherwood,” playing the Sheriff of Nottingham. After the Magna Carta’s 800th anniversary, in 2015, Miller played King John in Series 6 of Horrible Histories. Since October 2015, Miller has starred in commercials for the British grocery chain Tesco alongside Ruth Jones and Will Close as Roger, with Jones playing his wife Jo and Close playing their son Freddie. Alongside Rachel Riley and Romesh Ranganathan, Miller co-hosted the ITV entertainment programme It’s Not Rocket Science in 2016.

Miller explored the subject “are we alone in the universe?” in his book The Aliens are Coming!, which was published in February 2016 and went on lecture tour. Miller co-starred with Caroline Catz in the six-part BBC sitcom I Want My Wife Back as Murray. He had an appearance in the 2016 comedy Power Monkeys on Channel 4. In 2018 he returned to the role of ‘Bough’, sidekick again to Rowan Atkinson’s title character, in the film Johnny English Strikes Again. He played Wolf Hall on the BBC sitcom Upstart Crow in September of the same year. Miller has also written books for children.

Is Ben Miller married?

The marital status of Ben Miller is current. Belinda Stewart-Wilson, to whom he had previously been married, and he divorced her in 2011. After thereafter, in 2013, he wed Jessica Parker. When he was a college student, he was seeing the actress Rachel Weisz. Harrison Miller and Sonny Miller are the names of his three children. two from his present wife and one from his first marriage.

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