Nevin Millan was born and raised in an international household, with immigrant parents of Croatian, Indian, French, and Austrian heritage, in the heartland of America, St. Louis, Missouri. He began his career in the entertainment industry at the age of 4 when he began playing the violin and piano. After making his stage debut as 'Donald Duck' in a grade school play, the seeds to his thespian dreams and aspirations were planted. His passion for music grew at John Burroughs High School where he sang in the choir and learned to play the guitar and drums, starting a rock band shortly thereafter.He continued his music and acting through college and graduate school at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida, where he earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering as well as two master's degrees, an MBA and MS in industrial engineering. It was during this time when his love for theatre, Shakespeare, historical pieces, and stage performing blossomed and he began to professionally hone his craft as an actor. After a sojourn in Paris, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting, writing, and music careers full time. He is an active member of the Screen Actors Guild and the international high IQ society, MENSA. He speaks French and Spanish, and has played characters in countless different accents and even several foreign languages including Ancient Egyptian, Latin, Georgian, French, Italian, Spanish, and Iroquois. Nevin is also a skilled swordsman, having been trained for several film projects in various weapons and fighting styles and enjoys performing his own stunts and fight scenes. He also has a growing passion for horseback riding and has recently learned to ride bareback for a Native American film.Nevin has appeared on several television shows, as well as feature films, short films, and stage productions, recently starring in the epic historical drama "Didgori: Land of Sacrificed Knights", which he also co-wrote and associate produced. He also stars in the series "Battles B.C." on the History Channel as Pharaoh Ramesses where his sword fighting skills are displayed. In 2007, his short film 'In Another Time', which he produced, adapted, and starred in, screened at the Palm Springs Short Film Festival and the Los Angeles Short Film Festival to rave reviews.As of Winter 2009, he is working on several screenplays and has recently shot supporting roles in two independent films. He has several films slated for production early next year and continues to work on his music demo, which he plans to finish by next summer.Nevin is a multi-faceted artist in every sense of the word. He takes pride in the hard work and dedication it takes to fully transform himself into each character he plays. His exotic look allows him to be cast across the board, ethnically, which his exceptional talent for languages and accents facilitates. His pursuit of knowledge, intense passion, perseverance, professionalism, and deep love of the arts, as well as his scholastic intelligence make him a driving new force in the industry.

Brother of actor Brayden Pierce.Nevin is also a singer / songwriter.Plays guitar and drumsSpeaks conversational French.Speaks conversational Spanish.In his performance in 'The Search for Caravaggio', his scenes are spoken entirely in Latin.Proud owner of actor dog, male beagle, named Murphy.Favorite actors are Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, and Daniel Day-Lewis.Has a talent for accents and languages, having acted speaking in Ancient Egyptian, Latin, Georgian, French, Italian, Spanish, and Iroquois languages and a wide variety of accents from all over the world and even developing original accents for characters from fictitious worlds.Is a member of Mensa.