Jeremy Miller, known for his role as Ben Seaver on “Growing Pains,” has built a career spanning acting and culinary arts. After captivating audiences for seven seasons as Ben Seaver on the iconic ABC television series Growing Pains, Jeremy Miller went on to build a diverse career spanning acclaimed acting roles and entrepreneurial success in the culinary arts. Miller’s defining role as the youngest son in Growing Pains ran from 1985 to 1992, establishing him as a household name. Prior to this, he initiated his career with a national McDonald’s commercial and secured guest appearances on popular series including Charles in Charge, Different Strokes, Punky Brewster, and Pryor’s Place, all in 1984.
His early acting also included the NBC mini-series Deceptions. Miller further showcased his vocal talent, lending his voice to the beloved character of Linus van Pelt in Happy New Year, Charlie Brown in 1985 and Snoopy the Musical in 1988. Following the conclusion of Growing Pains, Miller continued to expand his acting portfolio, co-starring as Jake in the 1993 TV movie Based on an Untrue Story. He subsequently pursued higher education at the University of Southern California, specializing in drama.
His credits from this period include roles in Boys and Girls Guide To Getting Down, Ditching Party (2010), Never Have I Ever (2009), and The Fish (2009). He also appeared in Tar Beach, an optioned property. In 2011, Miller served as a spokesperson for Fresh Start Private Management Inc. His later work included a recurring role in the 2015 comedy series The Comeback Kids and the lead role in the 2018 paranormal suspense drama 3rd Eye.
His continuous engagement across acting and production underscores his sustained presence and adaptability within the entertainment industry.