Acting · Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK · Born April 2, 1934
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.
MovieWreckage and Rage: Making 'Alien³'
2003
as Self (archive footage)
MovieStiff Upper Lips
1998
as Eric
MovieUp 'n' Under
1998
as Jack, Doreen's Father
MovieSnow White: A Tale of Terror
1997
as Lars
MovieBob's Weekend
1996
as The Boss
Rumble
1995
as Johnny Pecs
Movie1942: A Love Story
1994
as General Douglas
TVAnna Lee
1994
as Selwyn Price
MoviePrince of Jutland
1994
as Caedman
MovieLeon the Pig Farmer
1993
as Brian Chadwick
Anna Lee: Headcase
1993
as Selwyn Price
MovieAngry George Irons
1993
MovieSix Characters in Search of An Author
1992
as Production Assistant
MovieAlien³
1992
as Andrews
MovieMasters of the Canvas
1992
as Self
MovieKafka
1991
as Castle Hechman
TVPerformance
1991
as Floor Manager
TVBottom
1991
as Mr. Rottweiller
The World of Eddie Weary
1990
as Strip Club MC
The Nineteenth Hole
1989
as Goatman
TVCampion
1989
as Magersfontein Lugg
TVPress Gang
1989
as Dr. Threeways
MovieTo Kill a Priest
1988
as Judge
TVThe Modern World: Ten Great Writers
1988
as Adolf Verloc
Daytime Live
1987
TVLost Empires
1986
as Tommy Beamish
MovieThe McGuffin
1986
as Man in Brown
TVThe Mysteries
1985
as God / Cayphas
MovieTalking Proper
1985
as Self
MovieDoctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen
1985
as Griffiths
MovieThe Company of Wolves
1984
as Amorous Boy's Father
MovieLaughterhouse
1984
as Father Christmas
MovieOrdeal by Innocence
1984
as Executioner
MovieRed Monarch
1983
as Nikita Krushchev
MovieBritannia Hospital
1982
as Painter: The Workers
TVWogan
1982
as Self
MovieA Midsummer Night's Dream
1981
as Bottom
MovieAn American Werewolf in London
1981
as Chess Player
Sounding Brass
1980
as Horace Gilbert Bestwick
TVMinder
1979
as Yorkie
MovieBlack Jack
1979
as Narrator (uncredited)
MovieThe First Great Train Robbery
1978
as Captain Jimmy
TVThe BBC Television Shakespeare
1978
as Bottom
TVReturn of the Saint
1978
as Sam Plackett
TVThe Famous Five
1978
as Tiger Dan
MovieAbsolution
1978
as the first policeman
MovieThe Day Dumbfounded Got His Pylon
1978
as Im
Sense of Place
1978
as Im
Send in the Girls
1978
as Promoter
TVThe South Bank Show
1978
as Self - God
TVAn Audience with...
1978
as Self
TVAll Creatures Great and Small
1978
as Mr Dawson
TVTarget
1977
as Labour Party Agent
TVSecret Army
1977
as Cpl. Emil Schnorr
MovieJabberwocky
1977
as Armourer
MovieJoseph Andrews
1977
as Gaoler
TVRaffles
1977
as Billy Purvis
MovieSweeney!
1977
as Mac
MovieIt's No Joke Living in Barnsley
1976
as Self
MovieThe Chester Mystery Plays
1976
MovieTrial by Combat
1976
as Sidney Gore
MovieThe Old Curiosity Shop
1975
as Furnaceman
TVShades of Greene
1975
as Adams
TVShadows
1975
as Jim Debbitts
TVQuiller
1975
as Sergeant
MovieWaiting at the Field Gate
1975
as Gallat
MovieBrannigan
1975
as Jimmy-the-Bet
TVThe Sweeney
1975
as Moose
Initiation
1974
as Nobby
TVPorridge
1974
as Heslop
MovieThree for the Fancy
1974
as Art
TVNot on Your Nellie
1974
as Battling Bill
Second City Firsts
1973
as Gallat
TVCentre Play
1973
as Nobby
MovieSpeech Day
1973
as Mr Warboys
MovieO Lucky Man!
1973
as Plantation Foreman/Bassett
TVWhatever Happened to the Likely Lads?
1973
as Flint
MovieShakespeare or Bust
1973
as Art
MovieA Day Out
1972
as Henry Boothroyd
TVThe Protectors
1972
as Allen
TVThe Frighteners
1972
as Porter
MovieThe Fishing Party
1972
as Art
TVThe Regiment
1972
MovieThe Rank and File
1971
On the House
1970
as Bagley
MovieKes
1970
as Mr. Sugden
TVPaul Temple
1969
TVSez Les
1969
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
TVThirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as The Guard
TVDoctor Who
1963
as Griffiths
TVDixon of Dock Green
1955
as Chuck Windell
