Myron "Mike" Kellin (April 26, 1922 – August 26, 1983) was an American stage and screen actor. He won an Obie Award for his performance in the original Off-Broadway run of American Buffalo, and was nominated for a Tony Award for the Broadway musical Pipe Dream. He was also known for his starring role as Chief Petty Officer Willie Miller on the 1960s television sitcom The Wackiest Ship in the Army.… Read more
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Known for Midnight Express 1978 The Twilight Zone 1959 Sleepaway Camp 1983 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955 ★ 2.3 Sleepaway Camp IV: The Survivor 2012
Mel (archive footage) ★ 6.3 Sleepaway Camp 1983
Mel ★ 6 Just Before Dawn 1981
Ty ★ 4.7 So Fine 1981
Sam Schlotzman ★ 5.9 The Jazz Singer 1980
Leo Series ★ 6.1 Galactica 1980 1980
John Stockton ★ 7.4 Midnight Express 1978
Mr. Hayes ★ 6.7 Girlfriends 1978
Abe ★ 5.8 God Told Me To 1976
Deputy Commissioner ★ 6.4 Next Stop, Greenwich Village 1976
Ben Lapinsky Series ★ 7.3 Starsky & Hutch 1975
Series ★ 7.3 Barney Miller 1975
Al Mitchell ★ 6.1 Freebie and the Bean 1974
Lt. Rosen Series ★ 7.3 Kojak 1973
Frank Conforti ★ 6.6 Fools' Parade 1971
Steve Mystic Series ★ 7.8 All in the Family 1971
Bummie Fencel Series ★ 6.1 Great Performances 1971
Sam ★ 5.3 Riot 1969
Bugsy ★ 6.6 The Boston Strangler 1968
Julian Soshnick ★ 7.4 The Incident 1967
Harry Purvis Series ★ 6.8 Ironside 1967
Series ★ 7.3 Lost in Space 1965
Myko ★ 5.9 Invitation to a Gunfighter 1964
Blind Union Vet ★ 6.5 Hell Is for Heroes 1962
Pvt. Stan Kolinsky Series ★ 7.9 Combat! 1962
Jackson Series ★ 7.9 The Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1962
Parker ★ 6.2 The Wackiest Ship in the Army 1960
Jack MacCarthy ★ 6.9 The Great Impostor 1960
Clifford Thompson Series ★ 6.7 Route 66 1960
★ 6.1 The Wonderful Country 1959
Pancho Gill ★ 6.3 Lonelyhearts 1959
Frank Goldsmith Series ★ 8.5 The Twilight Zone 1959
Chief Bell Series ★ 7.2 Rawhide 1959
Vassily Series ★ 7.1 The Rifleman 1958
Series ★ 7.3 Have Gun, Will Travel 1957
Series ★ 6.7 Gunsmoke 1955
Chad Timpson Series ★ 7.8 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955
Killer ★ 5.3 At War with the Army 1950
Sergeant McVey 
