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John Miljan was born in Blade City, South Dakota, USA on November 9, 1892 as Jovan Miljanovic. He died in Hollywood in Los Angeles, California, USA on January 24, 1960, of cancer. John Milligan married Victoria Lowe Creighton (1927-1960) and adopted her two sons from a previous marriage, actor Creighton Hale and remained with him childless until he died. The most important works of Miljan are The Ghost Walks 1934, The Fallen Sparrow 1943, The Ten Commandments 1956 and Torchy Runs for Mayor 1939. Ghost Meljan is an American actor of Serbian origin, who played romantic roles in silent films, then turned to the evil roles, which he excelled in, when he entered the voice On films, John played majestic roles such as executives, high-ranking officials, and military officers. John Millagan made his first silent film in 1924 Love Letters, and after 45 silent films, John Millagan made his first talking film, The Little Snob 1928, but had previously appeared in the promotional video for the first talking film, The Jazz Singer 1927, where he invited audiences to watch the historical music movie. Milligan made many action and adventure films and American Western films, in addition to dramas and comedies, and in the mid-fifties he presented some television works, and his last appearance was in the movie The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold 1958 and he died in 1960 due to cancer at the age of 67 .
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