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'James Miller' may refer to any of the following individuals:

★ James Miller (architect), Scottish architect

★ James Miller (businessman), former Ford executive, and former CEO of Mazda

★ James Miller (colonel), American Civil War Colonel who commanded of the 81st Pennsylvania Infantry.

★ James Miller (De La Salle Christian Brother) killed in Guatemala

★ James Miller (filmmaker), British cameraman shot and killed by the IDF while making a documentary in the Gaza strip.

★ James Miller (general), 19th century United States general and politician.

★ James Miller (Mayor), Mayor of Newark, New Jersey from 1838 to 1840, and 1848 to 1851.

★ James Jarrett Miller, ''the fan man'' who parachuted into the ring during a boxing match between Evander Holyfield and Riddick Bowe in 1993.

★ James Miller (quartermaster), United States Civil War Medal of Honor winner.

★ James Miller, serial killer who committed the Truro murders in South Australia in 1976 - 1977.

★ James Miller (Survivor).

★ James Miller (Trombonist)

★ James Miller (VC 1857), Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross in 1857.

★ James Miller (VC 1916), an English recipient of the Victoria Cross in 1916.

★ James Blake Miller, U.S. Iraq War veteran, known as "the Marlboro Man" for the iconic close-up photograph of his dirt-smeared, battle-weary face, with a cigarette planted in his mouth

★ James C. Miller III, United States politician and economist.

★ James Grier Miller, systems theory researcher.

★ James Henry Miller, the birth name of singer/songwriter Ewan MacColl.

★ James W. Miller, past President of Western Michigan University, namesake of Miller Auditorium

★ Jim Miller (athletic director), University of Richmond athletic director

★ Jim Miller (mixed martial-artist), Featherweight Champion in the Reality Fighting organization.

★ Jim Miller (outlaw), outlaw in the American West.

★ Jim Miller (punter). former NFL player

★ Jim Miller (quarterback). former NFL player

★ Jim Miller (writer), a former editor and writer at Boston's ''Real Paper'' and ''Rolling Stone,'' now a professor in liberal studies at the New School for Social Research in New York City

★ Jimmy Miller (producer), record producer of the 1960s and 1970s.