Adir Miller

Adir Miller was born in 1974 in Holon

Miller was born in Holon in 1974. His parents were Holocaust survivors. His mother Marian was a teacher and his father Yoel was an engineer. He grew up in Holon and graduated from Kugel High School.

In the IDF he served as a commander in Unit 8200 of the Intelligence Corps. In 1998 he studied communications at the College of Management in Tel Aviv. He also worked at an insurance company and as a flight attendant for El Al.

He began doing stand-up after the army and appeared in the TV series Domino in 1999. In 2000 he launched his own comedy show, and from 2002 to 2004 he hosted the talk show The Adir Evening. From 2008 to 2014 he played Amir Rosner in Ramzor, which he created and wrote with Ran Sarig. In 2010 it won an International Emmy Award.

In film he worked often with director Avi Nesher. His role in The Matchmaker earned him the Ophir Award for Best Actor in 2010. From 2016 to 2022 he played himself in the sitcom Miller Junction, and in 2024 he released The Ring, his first film as a director.

In 2005 he married Sheli Kaspi, a family therapist. They have three children and live in Givatayim.