History of Mick Miller (comedian) in Timeline

By Popular Timelines Editorial Team · Updated: April 21, 2025

Mick Miller is an English stand-up comedian with a long career in live comedy. He is known for his distinctive appearance, characterized by a bald head with long hair on the sides. Miller's comedic style and unique look have made him a recognizable figure in British comedy.

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February 1950: Early Life and Football Aspirations

In February 1950, Michael Lawton, later known as Mick Miller, was born in Liverpool. He aimed to be a footballer, played as a goalkeeper, and signed for Port Vale when Sir Stanley Matthews was the club's general manager. He also had a trial for the England youth team but was deemed too short.

February 1950: Mick Miller's Birth

On February 1950, Mick Miller was born Michael Lawton in Liverpool, England.

1978: Play for Today Appearance

In 1978, Mick Miller acted in Alan Bleasdale's Play for Today 'Scully's New Year', playing a wannabe stand-up comedian.

1993: Guest Appearance on Granada football Go for Goal quiz show

In 1993, Mick Miller appeared as a guest for Chester City on the Granada football Go for Goal quiz show along with Arthur Albiston and Joe Hinnigan. Chester City made it to the final but lost to Preston North End.

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2005: Participation in Kings Of Comedy

In 2005, Mick Miller participated in the reality TV show Kings Of Comedy along with Stan Boardman, Janey Godley, Andrew Maxwell, Boothby Graffoe, and David Copperfield.

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