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Internationally acclaimed songwriter, performer & recording artist Gary Miller ("as a song poet, there are few in the world today to match him" - Green Man Review, USA) founded British...
- Wonderful, Wonderful
Gary Miller - Wonderful, Wonderful (1957) Charted at #29 on...
- Aqua Marina (Stingray)
Gary Miller sings the beautiful "Aqua Marina" from the end...
- Wonderful, Wonderful
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Gary's human appearance looks just like any other cultist; dressed in red robes and their face obscured with a hood. With his hood on, there's an insignia of the UNSPEAKABLE and white eyes peer out from the darkness. Taking it off, he looks like a middle-aged bald man with a beard. There's another insignia etched on his forehead and has a satanic s...
With being a satanist, he's a devout follower of the UNSPEAKABLE and willing to do anything necessary to achieve his goals, ranging from using his mother to summon more demons to experimenting on patients with his manufactured drug. He hopes that by summoning the Antichrist it will wreak havoc onto Earth. Additionally, he tries his best to create h...
Gary's wiki page is all about narrative and plot-heavy details that affect the series. For gameplay details, check the chapter headings in FAITH: The Unholy Trinity.
Inside Door
1. "A RIDDLE, PRIEST. HOW DO YOU MAKE A PORTAL TO HELL?" 1. "SOMETIMES, IT WAITS FOR THE ONE WHO HAS ALREADY WALKED THROUGH IT" 1. "SOMETIMES, IT OPENS ITSELF IN THE DEEPEST, DARKEST ROOM WHERE NOBODY CAN FIND IT." 1. "AND SOMETIMES, IT COMES WALKING RIGHT UP TO YOU." 1. "Hello John, it's nice to finally meet you."
Pre-Fight
1. Gary: "My name is Gary Miller." 2. John: "So you're the one behind all this." "In the name of the Lord, I demand to know what the hell is going on here!" 2.1. Gary laughs and takes off his hood* 3. Gary: "Well, you have come this far. I suppose you deserve some answers. Fine. You get three questions but no more."
First Encounter Fight
1. "RAIN OF SPIDERS" (When using the Spider Rain attack) 1. (Gary Laughs)
According to a tweet, Gary's facial hair is inspired by Anton LaVey, the founder of the Church of Satan.Gary's last name was originally going to be Murphy, according to the "FAITH - TheStorySoFar".txt file in the Goodies Folder. It was later changed to Miller by Chapter III Demo since all the other c...The theme that plays during the ending where John's car is stopped by the cult in "The Offering" Ending is called 'Gary', confirming that is in fact him wielding the trident and not another cultist.There's a discrepancy with Gary's Letter in Chapter I. Gary states that Amy is seventeen years old. With context clues, this letter was supposed to be made around September of 1986 because it preda...Gary Miller - Wonderful, Wonderful (1957) Charted at #29 on UK Singles chart in July 1957. Gary's biggest hits were versions of "Yellow Rose of Texas" (#13), "Robin Hood" (#10), "Garden of Eden...
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11 de oct. de 2022 · Gary Miller sings the beautiful "Aqua Marina" from the end credits of 'Stingray'. Childhood television from the sixties which brings a tingle to my spine.
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Gary Miller. Music Department: Stingray. Caught the show biz bug early as it interfered with his school work and his war time service which was spent in the navy, partly fighting and partly doing concert parties.
- Music Department, Actor, Soundtrack
- May 3, 1924
- Gary Miller
- June 15, 1968
Gary Miller first rose to international prominence during the mid eighties and throughout the nineties as principal songwriter, lead singer, guitarist & mandolin player with The Whisky Priests, the internationally renowned folk-rock band with a worldwide cult following that he founded in 1985 and fronted with his twin brother Glenn (“the Jimi ...
Gary Miller born Neville Williams (1924 - 15 June 1968) was an English popular music singer and actor of the 1950s and 1960s. His career spanned only 13 years before he died of a heart attack in 1968. He released 24 singles and six EPs on the Pye Records label between 1955 and 1967.
