Jonny Lee Miller
Jonathan Lee Miller (AKA Jonny) is an English actor who gained notoriety with roles in Hackers and Trainspotting. The son and grandson of Stage and Film actors, Jonny's first (uncredited) role was at age 10 in an episode of Doctor Who. In 1996 he married Hacker's costar Angelina Jolie, divorcing just 18 months later. He later married and had one child with actress-model Michele Hicks.
Born: 15 November 1972
Played In
The Uprising
Guy Ritchie's The Covenant
Colonel Vokes
Off the Rails: The Making of “Trainspotting
Alice
Paul
Settlers
Reza
Funny Face
Developer
T2 Trainspotting
Simon
The Crown
John Major
Byzantium
Ruthven
Frankenstein: A Modern Myth
Self / Frankenstein / The Monster
Elementary
Sherlock Holmes
Dark Shadows
Roger Collins
National Theatre Live: Frankenstein
The Creature / Victor Frankenstein
Emma
George Knightley
The Day After Peace
Self
Endgame
Michael Young
Eli Stone
Eli Stone
The Graham Norton Show
Self
Dexter
Smith
Tom
The Megan Mullally Show
Self - Guest
The Flying Scotsman
Graeme Obree
Æon Flux
Oren Goodchild
Melinda and Melinda
Lee
Mindhunters
Lucas Harper
Byron
Lord Byron
Canterbury Tales
Arty
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Self
Byron
Lord Byron
The Escapist
Denis Hopkins
Dracula 2000
Simon Sheppard
Complicity
Cameron Colley
Love, Honour and Obey
Jonny
Mansfield Park
Edmund Bertram
Plunkett & Macleane
Captain James Macleane
Operation Good Guys
Afterglow
Jeffrey Byron III
Regeneration
2nd Lt. Billy Prior
Dead Man's Walk
Woodrow F. Call
Trainspotting
Sick Boy
Hackers
Dade Murphy / 'Crash Override' / 'Zero Cool'
Soccer AM
Self
Meat
Charlie Dyce
Speaking In Tongues
Ben
Monk's Hood
Cadfael
Edwin Gurney
Bad Company
Michael Hickey
Olly's Prison
Smiler
Dead Romantic
Paul
Between the Lines
Goodbye Cruel World
Mark
Prime Suspect
Anthony Field
'Itch
Dennis Turnbull
Keeping Up Appearances
The Youth
Screen One
Charlie Dyce
Inspector Morse
Student
Casualty
Matt
Screen Two
Paul Grigson
Mansfield Park
Charles Price
Doctor Who: Kinda
Child
Minder
Auctioneer's Assistant
Viva la Madness
Inheritance
Oliver Connaught