In Popular Culture
- The iron plate that Miller frequently wore under his frock coat was very likely the inspiration for Clint Eastwood to do the same in the 1964 spaghetti western A Fistful of Dollars.
- The lifestyle and dress of Miller parallels that of gunslinger Ray McCall from the Call of Juarez series.
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