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Tim Boardman. Actor: Miles. Tim was born and raised in Fairfield, CT. In 2016 he relocated to NYC. Tim has been a life-long performer since the age of 4. It was his mother and her twin sister singing in church that first inspired him to pursue his love of the arts.
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Tim Boardman. Actor: Miles. Tim was born and raised in Fairfield, CT. In 2016 he relocated to NYC. Tim has been a life-long performer since the age of 4. It was his mother and her twin sister singing in church that first inspired him to pursue his love of the arts.
May 23, 1996 · Biography. Tim has been a life-long performer since the age of 4. It was his mother and her twin sister singing in church that first inspired him to pursue his love of the arts. Recently, Tim worked alongside Glenn Close and John Malkovich in Damian Harris' "Wilde Wedding" as Dylan.
Tim has been a life-long performer since the age of 4. It was his mother and her twin sister singing in church that first inspired him to pursue his love of the arts. In 2016, Tim starred in his first feature film “Miles” as Miles with Molly Shannon and Paul Reiser that was officially released in 2018 (On-Demand/Digital Platforms) .
May 23, 1996 · Television and film actor who is recognized for having made appearances on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Madam Secretary. In 2018, he starred in the original Netflix film Miles.
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Jun 2, 2021 · Our dear friend Tim Boardman suddenly & unexpectedly passed away. During my time living in New Orleans, and Tim visiting me, we fell in love with the culture of how they celebrated in both life and death, honoring the spirit and the life of the person with revelry and passion.
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Timothy Boardman (born May 23, 1996) is an American actor, singer, and dancer. He is best known for portraying Miles Walton in Miles, John Ryan in Madam Secretary, and Dylan in The Wilde Wedding.
