Crispin Glover

Crispin Hellion Glover, the beloved son of esteemed actors Betty Glover and Bruce Glover, is a man of undeniable distinction. Born in New York City and raised in Southern California, his birth was made all the more auspicious due to his namesake- the Saint Crispin's Day speech in Shakespeare's Henry V. His early interest in acting was evident, and by the age of thirteen he already had an agent scouting out parts. Success came swiftly when he was cast in the lead role of 'The Sound of Music' (starring Florence Henderson), and went on to appear in the popular television shows Happy Days (1974), Hill Street Blues (1981) and Family Ties (1982). Now, his unusual characters and personal projects have won him a cult-like following and have earned him the titles of 'madman' and 'genius'. Truly, Crispin Hellion Glover is a one-of-a-kind figure whose talent and ambition have marked him as an essential part of the movie business.