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Brian Glover

Acting Born Apr 2, 1934 Died Jul 24, 1997 Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK 105 credits

Biography

Brian Glover works in acting. Born April 2, 1934 in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK. Died July 24, 1997. Archytele lists 105 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Career timeline

Wreckage and Rage: Making 'Alien³'
Stiff Upper LipsUp 'n' Under
Snow White: A Tale of Terror
Bob's Weekend
Rumble
Anna LeePrince of Jutland1942: A Love Story
Angry George IronsLeon the Pig FarmerAnna Lee: Headcase
Alien³Six Characters in Search of An AuthorMasters of the Canvas
BottomPerformanceKafka
The World of Eddie Weary
Press GangCampionThe Nineteenth Hole
The Modern World: Ten Great WritersTo Kill a Priest
Daytime Live
Lost EmpiresThe McGuffin
Talking ProperThe MysteriesDoctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen
The Company of WolvesOrdeal by InnocenceLaughterhouseLaughterhouse · Writer
Red Monarch
WoganBritannia Hospital
An American Werewolf in LondonA Midsummer Night's DreamDeath Angel · Writer
Sounding BrassThicker Than Water · Writer
MinderBlack Jack
The South Bank ShowAll Creatures Great and SmallAn Audience with...Return of the SaintHazell · Writer
Secret ArmyTargetRafflesJabberwockyJoseph Andrews
Plays for Britain · WriterThe Chester Mystery PlaysTrial by CombatSunshine in Brixton · WriterSummer Season · Writer
The SweeneyShadowsQuillerBranniganShades of Greene
PorridgeNot on Your NellieInitiationPig Bin · WriterThree for the Fancy
Centre PlayWhatever Happened to the Likely Lads?Second City FirstsSecond City Firsts · WriterO Lucky Man!
The ProtectorsThe RegimentThe FrightenersThe Fishing PartyA Day Out
The Rank and File
Play for Today · WriterKesOn the House

Full filmography

  • Wreckage and Rage: Making 'Alien³' (2003) as Self (archive footage)
  • Stiff Upper Lips (1998) as Eric
  • Up 'n' Under (1998) as Jack, Doreen's Father
  • Snow White: A Tale of Terror (1997) as Lars
  • Bob's Weekend (1996) as The Boss
  • Rumble (1995) as Johnny Pecs
  • Anna Lee (1994) as Selwyn Price
  • Prince of Jutland (1994) as Caedman
  • 1942: A Love Story (1994) as General Douglas
  • Angry George Irons (1993)
  • Leon the Pig Farmer (1993) as Brian Chadwick
  • Anna Lee: Headcase (1993) as Selwyn Price
  • Alien³ (1992) as Andrews
  • Six Characters in Search of An Author (1992) as Production Assistant
  • Masters of the Canvas (1992) as Self
  • Bottom (1991) as Mr. Rottweiller
  • Performance (1991) as Floor Manager
  • Kafka (1991) as Castle Hechman
  • The World of Eddie Weary (1990) as Strip Club MC
  • Press Gang (1989) as Dr. Threeways
  • Campion (1989) as Magersfontein Lugg
  • The Nineteenth Hole (1989) as Goatman
  • The Modern World: Ten Great Writers (1988) as Adolf Verloc
  • To Kill a Priest (1988) as Judge
  • Daytime Live (1987)
  • Lost Empires (1986) as Tommy Beamish
  • The McGuffin (1986) as Man in Brown
  • Talking Proper (1985) as Self
  • The Mysteries (1985) as God / Cayphas
  • Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen (1985) as Griffiths
  • The Company of Wolves (1984) as Amorous Boy's Father
  • Ordeal by Innocence (1984) as Executioner
  • Laughterhouse (1984) as Father Christmas
  • Laughterhouse (1984) Writer
  • Red Monarch (1983) as Nikita Krushchev
  • Wogan (1982) as Self
  • Britannia Hospital (1982) as Painter: The Workers
  • An American Werewolf in London (1981) as Chess Player
  • A Midsummer Night's Dream (1981) as Bottom
  • Death Angel (1981) Writer
  • Sounding Brass (1980) as Horace Gilbert Bestwick
  • Thicker Than Water (1980) Writer
  • Minder (1979) as Yorkie
  • Black Jack (1979) as Narrator (uncredited)
  • The South Bank Show (1978) as Self - God
  • All Creatures Great and Small (1978) as Mr Dawson
  • An Audience with... (1978) as Self
  • Return of the Saint (1978) as Sam Plackett
  • Hazell (1978) Writer
  • The BBC Television Shakespeare (1978) as Bottom
  • The Famous Five (1978) as Tiger Dan
  • The First Great Train Robbery (1978) as Captain Jimmy
  • Sense of Place (1978) as Im
  • Absolution (1978) as the first policeman
  • Send in the Girls (1978) as Promoter
  • Send in the Girls (1978) Writer
  • The Day Dumbfounded Got His Pylon (1978) as Im
  • Secret Army (1977) as Cpl. Emil Schnorr
  • Target (1977) as Labour Party Agent
  • Raffles (1977) as Billy Purvis
  • Jabberwocky (1977) as Armourer
  • Joseph Andrews (1977) as Gaoler
  • Sweeney! (1977) as Mac
  • Plays for Britain (1976) Writer
  • The Chester Mystery Plays (1976)
  • Trial by Combat (1976) as Sidney Gore
  • Sunshine in Brixton (1976) Writer
  • Summer Season (1976) Writer
  • It's No Joke Living in Barnsley (1976) as Self
  • The Sweeney (1975) as Moose
  • Shadows (1975) as Jim Debbitts
  • Quiller (1975) as Sergeant
  • Brannigan (1975) as Jimmy-the-Bet
  • Shades of Greene (1975) as Adams
  • The Old Curiosity Shop (1975) as Furnaceman
  • Keep an Eye on Albert (1975) Writer
  • Waiting at the Field Gate (1975) as Gallat
  • Porridge (1974) as Heslop
  • Not on Your Nellie (1974) as Battling Bill
  • Initiation (1974) as Nobby
  • Pig Bin (1974) Writer
  • Three for the Fancy (1974) as Art
  • Centre Play (1973) as Nobby
  • Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? (1973) as Flint
  • Second City Firsts (1973) as Gallat
  • Second City Firsts (1973) Writer
  • O Lucky Man! (1973) as Plantation Foreman/Bassett
  • Shakespeare or Bust (1973) as Art
  • Speech Day (1973) as Mr Warboys
  • If a Man Answers (1973) Writer
  • The Protectors (1972) as Allen
  • The Regiment (1972)
  • The Frighteners (1972) as Porter
  • The Fishing Party (1972) as Art
  • A Day Out (1972) as Henry Boothroyd
  • The Rank and File (1971)
  • Play for Today (1970) Writer
  • Kes (1970) as Mr. Sugden
  • On the House (1970) as Bagley
  • Sez Les (1969)
  • Paul Temple (1969)
  • BBC Play of the Month (1965)
  • Thirty-Minute Theatre (1965) as The Guard
  • Doctor Who (1963) as Griffiths
  • Dixon of Dock Green (1955) as Chuck Windell