Jason Miller, a renowned character actor and playwright, embarked on a diverse array of professions before commencing his writing career, ultimately penning his own play, "That Championship Season", which garnered the prestigious Pulitzer Prize Award.
Miller relinquished his professional writing career in the early 1970s to pursue acting, making his mark in the cinematic world in 1973 with a haunting portrayal of a troubled priest in the horror film classic, The Exorcist.
For his captivating performance, Miller received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, cementing his status as a talented thespian.
In 1982, Miller brought his play, "That Championship Season", to the silver screen, taking on the role of director for the revival.
As a proud patriarch, Miller is the father of accomplished actor Jason Patric and actor/director/writer Joshua John Miller.
Throughout his illustrious career, Miller has appeared in a wide range of films, including the made-for-television biopic F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood, The Ninth Configuration, Toy Soldiers, The Exorcist III, and Rudy.
Tragically, Miller passed away at the tender age of 62 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, leaving behind a legacy of unforgettable performances and a profound impact on the world of entertainment.
