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Lillian Miles
Lillian Miles
64 years (Aug 1, 1907 – Feb 27, 1972)
Oskaloosa, Iowa, USA
13 Movies

Lillian Miles

In the industry, Lillian Miles is an American actress, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. The record carries 13 credits. The title that shows up beside her name is 'The Gay Divorcee'. A second credit is 'Tell Your Children'.
In the industry, Lillian Miles is an American actress, with a career better traced through credits than through interviews. The record carries 13 credits. The title that shows up beside her name is 'The Gay Divorcee'. A second credit is 'Tell Your Children'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lillian Miles still alive?
Lillian Miles passed away on February 27, 1972 at age 64.
What are the most famous roles of Lillian Miles?
Lillian Miles is best known for roles in The Gay Divorcee, Tell Your Children, The Mad Miss Manton.
How many movies has Lillian Miles been in?
Over a 40-year career (since 1932), Lillian Miles has appeared in 13 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Lillian Miles's first movie?
The career of Lillian Miles began with Man Against Woman (1932).
What is Lillian Miles's most recent movie or series?
Lillian Miles's most recent release is Baby Daze, which premiered on May 18, 1939.
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Lillian Miles
Lillian Miles
1907-08-01 · Oskaloosa, Iowa, USA

Lillian Miles, (1907 - 1972) was an American actress in several films in the 1930s. Aside from singing and performing in the celebrated 'Continental' musical number in The Gay Divorcee (1934), starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Ms. Miles film career was brief, unremarkable and confined to low-budget 'B' pictures. But she has something of a cult following nowadays for her performance in the infamous anti-dope exploitation movie Reefer Madness, made in 1936. It is she who appears in the film's most remembered sequence, playing an increasingly frenzied piano solo while Dave O'Brien shouts "play it faster, faster!".

After a role in an Edgar Kennedy short in 1939 (Baby Daze), she retired from the screen.Lillian Miles, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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