ALANO MILLER (Raymond) was born in Orlando, Florida, the son of an architect and an educator who greatly influenced his development and artistic direction.
By the time he graduated high school, he had amassed a score of honors including receiving the Key to the City of Orlando and being named a six-time Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Winner. He also holds three national titles in Oratory: Elks of the World, NAACP, and Modern Woodsman of America. Out of 8,500 students nationwide, he won the National Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts Award. Mr. Miller also received the Presidential Scholar Award from President Clinton.
He was most recently seen co-starring as Cato on Misha Green and Joe Pokaski’s acclaimed WGN America television series Underground, opposite Christopher Meloni, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Aldis Hodge, Jessica De Gouw and Jussie Smollett in the Underground Railroad-themed drama.
Television audiences also know Mr. Miller for his memorable guest-starring arc(s) as twins Roman and Aaron Zazo on the popular series Jane the Virgin. He has also guested on such hit shows as Person of Interest, NCIS, Damages, and Royal Pains.
His stage credits include Nathan Louis Jackson’s Broke-ology at New York’s Lincoln Center, and productions of Fences and Native Son. He has starred in several plays by award-winning playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney, among them Marcus, or The Secret of Sweet; The Brothers Size; In the Red; and Brown Water.
Mr. Miller’s film credits include Wish You Well, directed by Darnell Martin and adapted by David Baldacci from his book, starring alongside Ellen Burstyn, Mackenzie Foy, Josh Lucas, and Ned Bellamy.
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Ruth Negga on the Cover of Vogue
Ruth Negga's "Best Worst Jokes" with Vogue
Featurette: "This Is Loving"
GQ: "The Understated Brilliance of Joel Edgerton"
Variety Features Loving in their "Directors on Directors" Feature
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The Los Angeles Times Asks Joel Edgerton to Explain the Lovings' Devotion to One Another
The Washington Post Lauds the "brilliant simplicity of Loving"
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Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga Talk With Dave Poland
Parade.com Looks at the Costume Design of Loving
Both Edgerton and Negga are beyond extraordinary.
Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post Asks "Can cultural appropriation ever be appropriate?"
Ruth Negga Profile on Vibe.com
CBS News Reports on the True Story of Mildred and Richard Loving
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Joel Edgerton in GQ Australia
Ruth Negga and The Los Angeles Times' "The Envelope" Series
Jeff Nichols New York Times Feature
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"Ruth Negga gives what is easily one of the best onscreen performances of the year. Period."
Ruth Negga and Jeff Nichols with GQ
Nichols, Negga and Kroll on Charlie Rose
Ruth Negga on The Actor's Side with Pete Hammond
Happy/Sad/Confused with Ruth Negga
"The Loving Legacy"
Loving: Real Talk with the NY Times
Joel Edgerton x InStyle
Ruth Negga: "Labor of Loving" Profile on Yahoo!
Jeff Nichols x Vice
Jeff Nichols Talks with Fast Company
Ruth and Joel on The Today Show
Ruth Negga Visits The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
Jeff Nichols Q+A with Deadline Hollywood
IndieWire Profiles DP Adam Stone
Jeff Nichols SHOOT Profile
"Loving," A Landmark Film
Loving Costume Designer Erin Benauch x Fashionista
Entertainment Weekly Interview
Jeff Nichols and Terri Abney Interviews
Ruth Negga on MSNBC
Joel and Ruth Play "First, Best, Worst, Last" with The Hollywood Reporter
Loving Director Jeff Nichols on KCRW's The Treatment
Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton Shoot the Cover of The Hollywood Reporter
"How Interracial Romance LOVING Became the Most Relevant Movie This Election Season"
Jeff Nichols Shows Love to Key Crew
Ruth and Joel in Vogue
Ruth Negga - "One to Watch"
"Your Voice Matters" TV Spot
Official Trailer: Loving
Loving Honored at the National Museum of African American History & Culture
Q&A with Jeff, Ruth and Joel in Hollywood
How Will You Stand Up For Love?
The Los Angeles Times looks at how the Lovings' courage paved the way for families of all races.
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Undeniably great.
Interview From Cannes
Love has always, and will always, change the world. Watch the new trailer for Loving and witness the incredible true story of how the love story of one couple changed the lives of millions.
“Jeff’s script is so beautifully written. This is a story that gets into your heart and touches deep wells of feeling. ”
Loving TIFF Premiere
They weren’t martyrs, and didn’t want to be. They weren’t symbols, and didn’t want to be. They were two people in love who wanted to be with each other and their family.
Cannes Film Festival Press Conference
TIME Magazine details the history of Loving Day.
All Love Is Created Equal
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