Most recently, Miller starred in the Universal Pictures football drama “The Express,” the life story of Syracuse running back and humanitarian Ernie David, alongside Rob Brown and Dennis Quaid. He also appeared in the critically acclaimed DreamWorks film “Things We Lost in the Fire,” shining alongside Halle Berry and Benicio Del Toro. It was his first drama since performing in Jim Sheridan’s film, “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” alongside 50 Cent and Terrence Howard.

Miller started his Hollywood acting career in Disney’s cross-dressing comedy, “Sorority Boys.” The film was shot while he was still enrolled in film school at San Jose State University, where he subsequently was named best male actor of his graduating class. Immediately following graduation, Miller landed a highly coveted lead role opposite Eminem in Curtis Hanson’s hit feature, “8 Mile.” The ensemble cast featured Mekhi Phifer and Kim Basinger and grossed more than $240 million worldwide.

Miller next showed his range by appearing in HBO’s “Undefeated,” directed by and starring John Leguizamo. He then showed a lighter side of his talent in the romantic comedy/drama “Shall We Dance?” starring Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez and Susan Sarandon. Miller recently garnered rave reviews for his work with director Spike Lee in the complex war drama about the historic Buffalo Soldiers in “Miracle at St. Anna” as the deeply spiritual and superstitious soldier Private Sam Train a.k.a.The Chocolate Giant.

Miller makes his directorial debut with “Gordon Glass,” an independent feature in which he costars with Evan Jones. “The Lion of Judah” marks Miller’s first foray into the world of animation, and he looks forward to seeing how his interpretation of Horace, a pig, will be received by his fans.