Miles Teller

Miles Teller is known as an American actor. He is most famous for his roles in Whiplash and Divergent.

Background and Age

Miles Alexander Teller was born on February 20, 1987 in Downingtown, PA. He is the child of Merry, a realtor, and Michael Teller, an atomic power plant engineer. He has two more established sisters, Erin and Dana. He lived in a few places as a kid due to his father's career, investing time and energy in Citrus County, Florida, subsequent to moving from Cape May, New Jersey. He additionally lived in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Teller went to Lecanto High School, Florida, where he played the saxophone, was a drummer for a congregation youth band, and was the leader of the drama club. He can likewise play piano and guitar and was on the baseball crew, hoping to turn professional. Besides attending high school, Teller worked as a server at a café called Crackers. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, where he studied method acting at the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute.

Relationships

Since 2013, Miles has been in a romantic relationship with model Keleigh Sperry. In December 2016, Teller and Sperry were involved with an auto collision. In the wake of being cut off by an Uber driver, Teller's vehicle moved onto its side. Neither Teller nor Sperry had wounds, nonetheless, a passenger in the Uber vehicle was taken to the emergency clinic.

Career and Net Worth

Before making his feature film debut Teller appeared in many short movies. In the wake of moving on from Tisch School of Arts in 2009, he made his introduction in 2010's Rabbit Hole, after Nicole Kidman handpicked him for the role. Teller appeared in the stage musical Footloose in high school which helped when he was cast in the film remake of Footloose in 2011 featuring Kenny Wormald, in which he played the same character as in his high school musical. Teller played real life arms dealer David Packouz, opposite Jonah Hill, in the Todd Phillips-directed movie War Dogs in 2016.

In the original 1986 Top Gun blockbuster, Tom Cruise's "Maverick" had musings about changing his career into a flight instructor. Over three decades later, it's going on as indicated by the December 2019 appearance of the trailer for Top Gun: Maverick. The new project brings back the progressively high-flying action and on-the-ground battle from the Navy's most valiant pilot. Miles has a leading role in the film as Bradley Bradshaw.