Miles Blayden-Ryall
Miles Blayden-Ryall is a director and producer, known for Life and Death Row (2014), Sex on Trial (2019) and Cutting Edge (1990).
Miles Blunt
Miles Blunt is known for The Pro Bono Watchman (2022), Hearing Palm Trees (2023) and Dark Red.
Miles Brown
Miles Brown is a 17 year old actor, executive producer, dancer, and rapper from Oxnard, California who plays "Jack Johnson" on the hit ABC show "Black-ish". He is the youngest on the Jr.NBA council board as the official Jr. NBA/NBA correspondent. He has been featured on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Conan, The Steve Harvey Show, America's Got Talent, Yo Gabba Gabba, and Battlefield America. Miles started as a dancer at age 3, and hit the stage within one year. He has been blessed to be able to perform for international music and dance festivals. Miles released his debut rap album, "We the Future," in 2020 & plans to create his own film/TV production company with the vision of creating content to inspire Gen Z.
Miles Buchanan
Miles Buchanan was born in 1966 in Australia. He is an actor, known for The Girl from Tomorrow (1991), Sons and Daughters (1982) and A Good Thing Going (1978).
Miles Burris
Miles Burris is an actor and former NFL linebacker. He played college football at San Diego State University before being drafted by the Oakland Raiders where he went on to become a leading tackler for multiple seasons. Since retiring from football, he's had a fast start in the acting world racking up several credits, including: Safety, Lucifer, The Righteous Gemstones, Code Black, Single Parents, and more. Miles can next be seen playing Triple H in season 2 of NBC's Young Rock, airing March 15, 2022.
Miles Chalmers
Miles Chalmers was born on August 20, 1990 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is an actor and writer, known for Charlie St. Cloud (2010), Arrow (2012) and I'm Sorry (2012).
Miles Chamley-Watson
British-born New Yorker, Miles Chamley-Watson, is one of the most recognisable athletes on the global fencing scene today. With his bold attitude and unique style, Miles Chamley-Watson has brought a modern element and entirely new audience to the centuries old sport of fencing. In addition to aiming to be the best at his sport, Miles is dedicated to living his motto, "Create a Legacy, Not a Moment" by using his platform to champion diversity in fencing and speak up for others so that they're not bullied away from pursuing what they love. Miles was born in London, England, and moved to the US when he was nine. As a school kid in New York City, he was introduced to the niche sport of fencing. He took to it right away, winning the Junior Olympics at age 13, a glimpse at what was to come later in life. After high school, he achieved a full-ride fencing scholarship to Penn State, where he was a four-time All American who majored in sports management, and then he began to dominate the international fencing scene. He earned a spot in London, where he took fourth place, and in 2013, he became the first American to win an individual Senior World Championships, at the young age of 23. Three years later in Rio, Miles took third in the team event. Over the course of his career, Miles has changed the game - from coining his own fencing move (called the Chamley-Watson) to becoming the global face of fencing. "What I love about fencing is it's just you and your opponent. It's so intimate," Chamley-Watson says. "It feels like nothing can stop you. That's what drew me in."
Miles Chandler
Miles Chandler was born on August 13, 1993 in New York City, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for Emoticon ;) (2014), Six Degrees (2006) and The Education of Charlie Banks (2007).
Miles Chapman
Miles Chapman is an actor and writer, known for Lee and Dean (2017), The Agency (2016) and Flavours (2014).
Miles Christian-Hart
Miles Christian-Hart is an actor, known for The 4th Letter of Ponce De Leon, Love Song and Power (2022) and Hanging Millstone (2019).
