Smokey Miles, born Robert M. Miles on May 30, 1951, in New York City, is a versatile actor and composer whose work spans across various genres in film and television. His role in the cult classic "Trasharella" (2009) stands out as a significant highlight in his career, capturing the attention of collectors due to its quirky humor and unique aesthetic. This film has become a staple in the collections of fans who appreciate underground cinema and its vibrant subculture. In addition to "Trasharella," Miles is known for his appearances in "The Count Smokula Show" and "Magic(s)," both of which showcase his flair for blending performance with offbeat storytelling. Collectors seek out Miles’ films not only for their rarity but also for their distinctive charm and contribution to the evolution of independent film. His work encapsulates a nostalgic era of filmmaking that resonates well within the physical media community, making his releases highly sought after by aficionados of the genre.