Alano Miller

Alano Miller is currently starring in Misha Green and Joe Pokaski’s critically acclaimed WGN period drama Underground. Miller stars as “Cato” a striking, cunning and oddly charismatic slave on a Georgia plantation who is despised and feared by the other slaves. Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter described Miller as “the best of the supporting escapees” and Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times described his performance as “Fabulous.”

Additionally, Miller can be seen co-starring alongside Joel Edgerton, Michael Shannon, Ruth Negga and Nick Kroll in Loving. The film tells the story of Richard (Edgerton) and Mildred (Negga) Loving, an interracial couple, who were sentenced to prison in Virginia in 1958 for getting married. This true story comes to the big screen from writer-director Jeff Nichols. The film has been receiving extraordinary reviews and is on track to the Oscar race.

Miller also appeared in the 2013 film, “Wish You Well” helmed by Darnell Martin, starring alongside Ellen Burstyn, Josh Lucas and Ned Bellamy.

On television, Miller was seen on the CW’s critically acclaimed and Golden Globe Award winning show, Jane The Virgin. Miller plays twins, “Roman” and “Aaron Zazo” on the hit television series, where Roman is believed to be murdered in a hotel, causing tension for everyone. Aaron Zazo appears to be investigating his brother’s murder. Miller’s past television credits include guest appearances on “NCIS,” “Battle Creek,” “Stalker,” “Person of Interest,” “Golden Boy,” “Ironside,” “Vegas,” “Damages,” “How to Make it in America” and “Royal Pains.”

Alano is an amazing public speaker. He has amassed a score of awards and titles including being names a six-time Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Winner and receiving the Key to the City of Orlando. Miller 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. Miller also received the Presidential Scholar Award from President Bill Clinton.