Mark Miller

Mark Miller is an American television, stage, and film actor and writer. He is known for his works Guestward, Ho! and Ginger in the Morning. Throughout his remarkable acting career, Miller starred in over 40 TV shows and films such as The Twilight Zone, General Hospital, and The Andy Griffith Show. His first written teleplay, Please Don’t Eat the Daisies: The Magnificent Muldoon in 1966, earned him an Emmy nomination.

Savannah Smiles, a film he wrote and produced, earned a cumulative worldwide gross of more than $10 million. He and his second wife, the actress Barbara Stanger, co-wrote the film A Walk in the Clouds. Currently, the actor is 96 years old and still works as a screenplay writer. Two of his daughters, Marisa and Penelope Ann, became actors as well. According to Idol Net Worth, his fortune is $25 million.