Victor Millan

Known for ActingBorn 1920-08-01Died 2009-04-03Los Angeles, California, USA

Victor Millan was an Indigenous Latino American actor, academic, and former dean of the theatre arts department at Santa Monica College in Santa Monica, California. Brown, who adopted the stage name Victor Millan during his acting career, had over eighty separate television and film credits, in addition to his theater work. Some of his earliest roles included the 1952 film, The Ring, which was directed by Kurt Neumann, as well as Walk the Proud Land, the Orson Welles-directed Touch of Evil, and The FBI Story. He played schoolteacher Rafael Guerra in the Wanted, Dead or Alive episode (S3 E14) "Witch Woman", opposite Jeannette Nolan as superstitious La Curandera (1960). In 1968, Millan appeared as Lazaro on The Big Valley series, in the episode titled "Miranda."Read more

Movies & web series

Wire Service

Scarface

Columbo

The Impatient Heart

Emergency!

Eyes of the Jungle

Bewitched

Kung Fu

Knight Rider

Touch of Evil

Quincy, M.E.

Giant

The Six Million Dollar Man

Boulevard Nights

The Fugitive

Search

Run for Your Life

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars

Wanted: Dead or Alive

Act of Violence

The Pink Jungle

Mannix

Trackdown

Any Second Now

Cannon

Hacksaw

Terror in a Texas Town

The Betty White Show

King Kong vs. Godzilla

The Love Boat

The Ride Back

Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse

Escape from San Quentin

Apache Ambush

Horizons West

The Big Valley

The FBI Story

Black Saddle

The Mod Squad

Adventures in Paradise

Drum Beat

Buffalo Bill Jr.

The Adventures of Kit Carson

Walk the Proud Land

Battle Cry

The F.B.I.

Savage!

The Bill Cosby Show