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John Miller
(XLVII)
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John Miller is known for
Act V (1981)
,
The Princess and the Goblin (1991)
and
Hurricanes (1993)
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Known for
Act V
Short
Animation Department
(as J.J. Miller)
1981
The Princess and the Goblin
6.7
Animation Department
1991
Hurricanes
6.9
TV Series
Animation Department
1993 • 13 eps
Picnic
7.4
Short
Animation Department
1988
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Animation Department
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Art Department
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Director
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Animation Department
Previous
10
Tobias Totz und sein Löwe
7.5
TV Series
animator
(1995)
1995–1996
Wolves, Witches and Giants
7.9
TV Series
animator
(as Jon Miller)
1995
1 episode
Spot's Magical Christmas
7.7
Video
key animator
(as Jon Miller)
1995
Beastly Behaviour
6.2
TV Series
animator
(as Jon Miller, 1994)
1994
Hurricanes
6.9
TV Series
sheet timer
1993
13 episodes
The Princess and the Goblin
6.7
animator
1991
Picnic
7.4
Short
animation crew
1988
Act V
Short
animator
(as J.J. Miller)
1981
The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe
7.0
TV Movie
animator
(as Jonathan Miller)
1979
A Christmas Carol
7.6
TV Short
craftsman
1971
Art Department
Previous
1
Hurricanes
6.9
TV Series
storyboard slugger
1993
13 episodes
Director
Previous
1
Act V
Short
Director
(as J.J. Miller)
1981
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J.J. Miller
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