Alano Miller

Alano Miller is an actor whose work spans film, television, and theater, with roles in both comedy and drama. He played Evan Fisher, the star of Ava DuVernay's anthology drama Cherish the Day, and appeared as Lacy in Sylvie's Love (2020). In the period drama Underground, he portrayed Cato, an enslaved man on a Georgia plantation, a performance that Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter and Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times praised; it also earned him a place in The Hollywood Reporter's Supporting Class of 2016. He co-starred in Loving (2016), directed by Jeff Nichols, and appeared in Wish You Well (2013), directed by Darnell Martin. On television he played Montague in the B.A.N. episode of Atlanta and twins Roman and Aaron Zazo in Jane the Virgin. His stage work includes Broke-ology at Lincoln Center, Fences, and Native Son, and he starred in Tarell Alvin McCraney's trilogy in 2009.