Born Reginald Alfred Truscott-Jones in 1905, after three years of service as a guardsman with the Royal Household Cavalry in London, he entered British films in 1929. There are a few different stories about why he changed his name. Some say that he adopted a variation of his step-father's surname of Mullane. In Milland's autobiography, Wide-eyed In Babylon (1974), he explains that after many hours of arguing with his agent, he got up and said, I don't really care what you call me. I must kee ...[Read Story]
The Darker Side of Terror
(1979)
A Game for Vultures
(1979)
Cruise Into Terror
(1978)
Slavers
(1978)
"Testimony of Two Men"
(1977)
Escape to Witch Mountain
(1975)
The Dead Don't Die
(1975)
The House in Nightmare Park
(1973)
Terror in the Wax Museum
(1973)
Columbo: Death Lends a Hand
(1971)
"Death Valley Days"Bloodline
(1962)
"Death Valley Days"La Tules
(1962)
"Death Valley Days"Grass Man
(1962)
"Celebrity Golf"
(1960)
"Markham"The Cruelest Thief
(1960)
"Markham"Crash in the Desert
(1960)
"Markham"The Duelists
(1959)
"Markham"We Are All Suspect
(1959)
"Markham"Double Negative
(1959)
"Markham"The Altar
(1959)
"Markham"Deadline Date
(1959)
"Markham"Mutation
(1959)
"Suspicion"Eye for an Eye
(1958)
"Decision"Markheim
(1958)
"Meet Mr. McNulty"Field Trip
(1954)
