Romeo Muller (1928–1992) dedicated his life to show business at an early age. Born in the Bronx and raised in Long Island, Muller grew up near the heart of American entertainment. As a child, he became fascinated with puppets, even creating his own marionettes. With the help of his father, who built a small puppet theater, young Muller scripted his shows and put on performances, including at his local school.
Muller pursued a career as an actor, joining a small acting troupe in Virginia Beach called Theater Go Round. From actor, he transitioned to director, writer, and producer of plays. One of his plays, “The Great Getaway,” became an off-Broadway performance called “A Month of Sundays.” The stage performances soon moved to radio and television where he focused on writing.
