Miller, Ben

Ben Miller studied solid state physics at Cambridge University , where he met in 1992 with Alexander Armstrong, also a student. They became members of a comedy club, created and showed various sketches , and a few years later they were already famous comedians in the UK. In 1997, the duo received their own television show Armstrong and Miller, which was released over four seasons, first on the Paramount Comedy Channel , and then on Channel 4 . In 1998, a duet radio show on BBC Radio 4 was launched in parallel. In 2007, the new Armstrong and Miller Show began appearing on BBC One .

Since the early 1990s, Miller has also starred in films and television. He mainly plays small roles as a guest star. His most prominent film role is Agent Mi-7 Angus Buff in the movie Agent Johnny English . Miller also played a major role in the sitcom Worst Week of My Life , starred in all five seasons of the science fiction television series Jurassic Portal , and since 2011 has been starring in the detective television series Death in Paradise .

In 2014, Ben played the role of a villain in a two-episode episode of the British television series Doctor Who ^[1] .

Miller’s first wife was Belinda Stewart-Wilson, who was a guest actress in the third series of the Jurassic Portal series, where Miller also starred. The couple has a son, Jackson, nicknamed Sonny, who was born in 2006. The couple divorced in 2011. Miller has another son, Harrison, born in late 2011, and daughter, born in June 2015, from the second wife of Jessica Parker, daughter of British musician Alan Parker, whom he married in September 2013.