Personal details
- Birth Date: 1987-02-20
- Height: 6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Birth Location: Downingtown, Pennsylvania, USA
- Parents: Merry Flowers
- Professions: Actor, Producer, Soundtrack
Miles Teller—yeah, that guy who somehow manages to look both like your best friend and the dude who’d steal your fries when you’re not looking. He’s basically made a career out of playing intense, complicated characters, and honestly, he’s got the chops to back it up. His breakout moment? The Spectacular Now. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill coming-of-age flick. Miles just chews up the screen as Sutter, a party-loving high-schooler who’s way too charming for his own good. Critics couldn’t get enough—he snagged a Dramatic Special Jury Award at Sundance, which is no small feat. But Teller didn’t just stop there. If you dig a little deeper, you’ll see him pop up in Rabbit Hole—yeah, that drama with Nicole Kidman, where he plays a kid dealing with a ton of guilt. Then there’s Footloose (the remake, not the classic), where he brings some real goofy energy. Project X? Wild party movie, he fits right in. That Awkward Moment? Miles manages to make romantic misadventures kind of hilarious and cringe at the same time. Now, Divergent? That’s where he jumps into the whole dystopian YA craze, and honestly, he’s one of the few who seems like he’s actually having fun with it. Two Night Stand throws him into the world of awkward one-night-stands gone wrong—relatable, right? And then, Whiplash. Oh man, Whiplash. If you haven’t seen it, you’re missing out. Teller goes toe-to-toe with J.K. Simmons, drumming like his life depends on it, and you can practically feel the sweat. The guy’s got range—he’s not just here for a good time; he’s here for a long time.
Grew up in a tiny Florida town, barely 7,000 people—yeah, that small. This place is the kind where everyone knows everyone, and gossip spreads faster than wildfire. Life moved slow, almost like it was stuck in a different decade, and you couldn’t really hide from anything or anyone. Teenagers got creative with boredom, driving in circles around the same block or hanging out under flickering streetlights, talking about dreams that felt way too big for such a small map. The air always smelled like grass and rain, and the local diner was pretty much the social epicenter—best greasy burgers you could imagine. Sure, sometimes it felt suffocating, but there was something comforting about the predictability. You could walk anywhere, and you’d always bump into someone you knew. Honestly, growing up there was a weird mix of wanting to escape and also never wanting to leave.
February 20, 1987
6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Downingtown, Pennsylvania, USA
Yes, No Children
Merry Flowers and Surekha
38 years old