Acting
Brian Glover
Apr 2, 1934 (died Jul 24, 1997, aged 63) Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK
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
7.9
Doctor Who
Griffiths
6.4
Alien³
Andrews
7.4
An American Werewolf in London
Chess Player
6.3
The Company of Wolves
Amorous Boy's Father
6.7
The First Great Train Robbery
Captain Jimmy
7.4
Kes
Mr. Sugden
6.1
Snow White: A Tale of Terror
Lars
7.8
All Creatures Great and Small
Mr Dawson
7.2
Minder
Yorkie
7.9
Bottom
Mr. Rottweiller
6.0
Jabberwocky
Armourer
8.1
The Sweeney
Moose
5.2
BBC Play of the Month
1965 · TV
6.4
Kafka
Castle Hechman
8.2
Porridge
Heslop
Filmography
7.8
Wreckage and Rage: Making 'Alien³'
2003 · Self (archive footage)
5.6
Stiff Upper Lips
1998 · Eric
5.2
Up 'n' Under
1998 · Jack, Doreen's Father
6.1
Snow White: A Tale of Terror
1997 · Lars
9.0
Bob's Weekend
1996 · The Boss
5.4
Prince of Jutland
1994 · Caedman
6.0
1942: A Love Story
1994 · General Douglas
6.9
Anna Lee
1994 · Selwyn Price
5.4
Leon the Pig Farmer
1993 · Brian Chadwick
10.0
Angry George Irons
1993
6.4
Alien³
1992 · Andrews
5.5
The Making of 'Alien³'
1992 · Self
6.0
Six Characters in Search of An Author
1992 · Production Assistant
Masters of the Canvas
1992 · Self
7.9
Bottom
1991 · Mr. Rottweiller
6.4
Kafka
1991 · Castle Hechman
6.3
Performance
1991 · Floor Manager
7.5
Press Gang
1989 · Dr. Threeways
6.5
Campion
1989 · Magersfontein Lugg
6.2
To Kill a Priest
1988 · Judge
8.0
The Modern World: Ten Great Writers
1988 · Adolf Verloc
5.8
Lost Empires
1986 · Tommy Beamish
6.5
The McGuffin
1986 · Man in Brown
7.0
Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen
1985 · Griffiths
Talking Proper
1985 · Self
The Mysteries
1985 · God / Cayphas
6.3
The Company of Wolves
1984 · Amorous Boy's Father
5.1
Ordeal by Innocence
1984 · Executioner
7.3
Bottle Boys
1984
5.8
Laughterhouse
1984 · Father Christmas