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Role

Actor

Date of birth

02/20/1987

Place of birth

Downingtown, Pennsylvania, USA

Also known as

مایلز تلر

마일즈 텔러

Miles Teller

Biography

Miles Teller is an American actor known for Whiplash, The Spectacular Now, the Divergent trilogy, Fantastic Four, War Dogs, and Top Gun: Maverick. He trained at NYU’s Tisch School and gained early acclaim in Rabbit Hole. On TV, he starred in Too Old to Die Young and The Offer. His breakout role in Whiplash earned major praise, and his performance in Top Gun: Maverick brought renewed fame.

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The Gorge

6.8

Acting

Role: Levi

Top Gun: Maverick

8.5

Acting

Role: Lt. Bradley 'Rooster' Bradshaw

Whiplash

8.3

Acting

Role: Andrew

Project X

7.0

Acting

Role: Miles

War Dogs

6.9

Acting

Role: David Packouz

Only the Brave

7.7

Acting

Role: Brendan McDonough

Divergent

6.7

Acting

Role: Peter

Fantastic Four

4.1

Acting

Role: Reed Richards

Insurgent

6.1

Acting

Role: Peter

Michael

N/A

Acting

Role: John Branca

Footloose

6.9

Acting

Role: Willard

Spiderhead

5.1

Acting

Role: Jeff

The Spectacular Now

7.3

Acting

Role: Sutter

Allegiant

5.8

Acting

Role: Peter

Paper Tiger

N/A

Acting

That Awkward Moment

6.3

Acting

Role: Daniel

21 & Over

5.8

Acting

Role: Miller

Two Night Stand

6.6

Acting

Role: Alec

Dogfight in the Desert: One Jet, Six Cameras, Pure Cinema

Some films challenge us. Some films illuminate universal truths of humanity. Some films provoke deep and profound introspection. Some films just fucking rip. Top Gun: Maverick wasn’t supposed to be this good. It was a sequel nobody asked for, to a Reagan-era Navy-recruitment video best remembered for volleyball and homoerotic undertones buried under a Kenny Loggins synth line and gated drumbeat. I

Ishika: why is this article so zesty

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Dogfight in the Desert: One Jet, Six Cameras, Pure Cinema

The Logan Lerm-aissance

The internet has spoken. Logan Lerman is the white boy of the century, but why? White Boy of the Month™ is an inside joke online, but there's more than a little truth to the name. The Hollywood fame machine stops for no man, and it feels like every few weeks, another chiseled, up-and-coming young actor pops up on the scene and becomes the internet's object of desire, only to fade from view just as

marvelousmars: God I haven't thought about him in ages, but that picture of him with curly hair looking back at the camera 😳 And I say that as someone with a strong bias against light eyes lmaoBeyond this awakening something in me, though, I think a strong part of what keeps him so easily likable lies in the idea of keeping him "just the right amount of visible". We've seen what publicity has done to poor Chalamet - if the best thing an actor can be is attractive, the second best is quiet. God forbid their mouth ruins the image hahaha

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"The Gorge": Love in a Hopeless Place

I was expecting to catch a typical run-and-gun action flick, and I found The Gorge, which surprised me. We are talking about plenty of adrenaline and jaw-dropping stunts, but at its core, this movie is all about how love can bloom in the unlikeliest places. The highlights are on Drasa, played by the gorgeous Anya Taylor-Joy, a fierce survivor who’s learned to keep her guard up in a brutal world. Y

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Can Directors Stop Wasting Anya Taylor-Joy?

I just watched The Gorge (2025), the action-horror-sci-fi-romance-thriller (yes, really) now trending on Apple TV since Valentine’s Day. And I have one burning question: why does Hollywood insist on giving Anya Taylor-Joy visually striking but utterly forgettable roles? In this movie, she plays Drasa, a lethal sniper stationed in a mysterious, no-go valley alongside Miles Teller’s Levi. Their job

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Can Directors Stop Wasting Anya Taylor-Joy?

The Gorge: Romantic assassins in the middle of a Lovecraftian landscape

One of the most promising releases of the beginning of the year in the streaming world has been the blockbuster film The Gorge, released on February 14 (a very appropriate date) immerses us in a world of conspiracies and apocalyptic threats while surprisingly integrating romance in an organic way, all happening in an impressive and huge space of isolation. The Gorge is a film that shows you a disp

Ana Maria Herrera Orjuela: What a fascinating article, full of analysis, emotions and mainly narrative skill. Thank you for sharing it. If you agree, I would like you to read and like mine: In Spanish: Viola Davis: Un Legado de Autenticidad y Poder en la Pantalla Grande English: "The Odds": A Descent into Human Depravity

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The Gorge: Romantic assassins in the middle of a Lovecraftian landscape

A FUN and EXCITING GENRE-BLENDER: The Gorge

The Gorge is directed by Scott Derrickson and stars Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy and is currently streaming on Apple TV + and it’s about two highly trained agents who become close after being sent to protect opposite sides of a mysterious gorge, but when an evil arises, they must work together to survive what lies within. Scott Derrickson is one of my favorite directors working today. I love h

Ishika Banerjee: Wow the text is chaotic ahaha. I want to see this film just to know what the hype is about

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A FUN and EXCITING GENRE-BLENDER: The Gorge

THE GORGE is the movie I would have liked to watch on Valentine's Day

Scott Derrickson is a director who, from his beginnings, always tried to elevate himself. Supernatural horror, classic science-fiction, slasher, police investigation, and he even gifted us the privilege of witnessing one of the best superhero movies with the premiere of Doctor Strange in 2016. A pretty decent career that apparently posed a new challenge for him: combining all this and incorporatin

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THE GORGE is the movie I would have liked to watch on Valentine's Day

Whiplash: A success story of bullying, or perseverance?

This film shows how being pushed to the edge (and arguably beyond the edge) to achieve your dreams can force you to sacrifice the things around you. The two lead characters foil each other nicely and have perfect chemistry. Andrew Neeman (Miles Teller) is a nineteen-year-old student drummer whose persistent work ethic drives him through the hardship under his conductor, Terrence Fletcher (J.K. Sim

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Whiplash: A success story of bullying, or perseverance?

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Miles Teller

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Whiplash