Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Known Credits

Gender

Male

Birthday

1934-04-02

Deathday

1997-07-24 (63 years old)

Place of Birth

Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK

Brian Glover

Biography

Brian Glover was an English character actor, writer and wrestler. Glover was a professional wrestler (as 'Leon Arras the Man From Paris'), teacher, and finally a film, television and stage actor, and the voice of Tetley Tea. He was married to writer Tara Prem from 1954 until his death in 1997.

Known For

6.4%

Alien³

May 22, 1992

7.4%

An American Werewolf in London

Aug 21, 1981

7.9%

Doctor Who

Nov 23, 1963

7.5%

Kes

Apr 3, 1970

6.7%

The First Great Train Robbery

Dec 14, 1978

6.3%

The Company of Wolves

Sep 21, 1984

6.0%

Jabberwocky

Mar 28, 1977

6.1%

Snow White: A Tale of Terror

Jul 18, 1997

6.4%

Kafka

Nov 15, 1991

7.9%

Bottom

Sep 17, 1991

5.9%

Brannigan

Mar 21, 1975

6.9%

O Lucky Man!

Mar 25, 1973

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Acting

2025

Alien ³ - The Legacy Cut as Andrews

2003

Wreckage and Rage: Making 'Alien³' as Self (archive footage)

1998		Stiff Upper Lips as Eric
1998		Up 'n' Under as Jack, Doreen's Father

1997

Snow White: A Tale of Terror as Lars

1996

Bob's Weekend as The Boss

1995

Rumble

1994		1942: A Love Story as General Douglas
1994		Anna Lee as Selwyn Price
1994		Prince of Jutland as Caedman

1993		Leon the Pig Farmer as Brian Chadwick
1993		Anna Lee: Headcase as Selwyn Price

1992		Six Characters in Search of An Author as Production Assistant
1992		Alien³ as Andrews
1992		Masters of the Canvas as Self

1991		Kafka as Castle Hechman
1991		Bottom as Mr. Rottweiller

1990

The World of Eddie Weary as Strip Club MC

1989		Campion as Magersfontein Lugg
1989		Press Gang as Dr. Threeways

1988		To Kill a Priest as Judge
1988		The Modern World: Ten Great Writers as Adolf Verloc

1987

Daytime Live

1986		Lost Empires as Tommy Beamish
1986		The McGuffin as Man in Brown

1985		The Mysteries as God / Cayphas
1985		Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen as Griffiths

1984		The Company of Wolves as Amorous Boy's Father
1984		Laughterhouse as Father Christmas
1984		Ordeal by Innocence as Executioner

1983

Red Monarch as Nikita Krushchev

1982		Britannia Hospital as Painter: The Workers
1982		Wogan as Self

1981		A Midsummer Night's Dream as Bottom
1981		An American Werewolf in London as Chess Player

1979		Minder as Yorkie
1979		Black Jack as Narrator (uncredited)

1978		The First Great Train Robbery as Captain Jimmy
1978		The BBC Television Shakespeare
1978		Return of the Saint as Sam Plackett
1978		The Famous Five as Tiger Dan
1978		Absolution as the first policeman
1978		The Day Dumbfounded Got His Pylon as Im
1978		Hazell
1978		All Creatures Great and Small as Mr Dawson
1978		An Audience with... as Self

1977		Target
1977		Secret Army as Cpl. Emil Schnorr
1977		Jabberwocky as Armourer
1977		Joseph Andrews as Gaoler
1977		Raffles
1977		Sweeney! as Mac

1976		It's No Joke Living in Barnsley as Self
1976		Trial by Combat as Sidney Gore

1975		The Old Curiosity Shop as Furnaceman
1975		Quiller as Sergeant
1975		Waiting at the Field Gate as Gallat
1975		Brannigan as Jimmy-the-Bet
1975		The Sweeney as Moose

1974		Initiation as Nobby
1974		Porridge as Heslop
1974		Three for the Fancy as Art

1973		Speech Day as Mr Warboys
1973		O Lucky Man! as Plantation Foreman/Bassett
1973		Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? as Flint
1973		Shakespeare or Bust as Art