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Glenn Williams(I)

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Glenn Williams is known for Love and Death (1975), Spy Trap (1972) and The First Churchills (1969).
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    Known for

    Love and Death (1975)
    Love and Death
    7.6
    • Soldier 1
    • 1975
    Julian Glover and Paul Daneman in Spy Trap (1972)
    Spy Trap
    8.6
    TV Series
    • Charles Blake
    Susan Hampshire and John Neville in The First Churchills (1969)
    The First Churchills
    8.0
    TV Mini Series
    • Clerk to the Lords
    Helen Ryan and Timothy West in Edward the Seventh (1975)
    Edward the Seventh
    8.2
    TV Mini Series
    • Sergeant Major

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    Actor

    • London's Burning (1988)
      London's Burning
      7.0
      TV Series
      • Donald
      • Josie's Dad
      • 1988–1989
    • Aeschylus' Oresteia (Tony Harrison Adaptation), the National Theatre (1983)
      Aeschylus' Oresteia (Tony Harrison Adaptation), the National Theatre
      8.9
      • Anti-Chorus
      • 1983
    • Britannia Hospital (1982)
      Britannia Hospital
      6.2
      • Whooley: The Workers (as Glen Williams)
      • 1982
    • Play for Today (1970)
      Play for Today
      7.8
      TV Series
      • Waters
      • 1981
    • Crime and Punishment (1979)
      Crime and Punishment
      7.2
      TV Mini Series
      • Policeman
      • 1979
    • Jabberwocky (1977)
      Jabberwocky
      6.1
      • 2nd Guard at Gate
      • 1977
    • Love and Death (1975)
      Love and Death
      7.6
      • Soldier 1
      • 1975
    • Helen Ryan and Timothy West in Edward the Seventh (1975)
      Edward the Seventh
      8.2
      TV Mini Series
      • Sergeant Major
      • 1975
    • James Ellis, John Slater, and Gary Watson in Z Cars (1962)
      Z Cars
      7.0
      TV Series
      • Jimmy McLintock
      • 1975
    • John Carlisle and John Woodvine in New Scotland Yard (1972)
      New Scotland Yard
      7.3
      TV Series
      • Capt. Williams
      • 1974
    • Julian Glover and Paul Daneman in Spy Trap (1972)
      Spy Trap
      8.6
      TV Series
      • Charles Blake
      • 1973
    • Sam (1973)
      Sam
      8.1
      TV Series
      • Kirby
      • 1973
    • Malcolm McDowell in O Lucky Man! (1973)
      O Lucky Man!
      7.6
      • Mr. Spalding
      • Doctor
      • Pickpocket ...
      • 1973
    • Judi Bowker in The Adventures of Black Beauty (1972)
      The Adventures of Black Beauty
      6.6
      TV Series
      • Weekes
      • 1973
    • The Hole in the Wall
      TV Series
      • Bill Stagg
      • 1972

    Personal details

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    • Alternative name
      • Glen Williams
    • Other works
      He acted in Frank Norman's play, "Insideout", at the Royal Court Theatre in London, England with Oliver Maguire, Ronald Lewis, Warren Clarke, Brian Croucher, Tom Chadbon, George Tovey, Harry Landis, Patrick Godfrey, Bill Owen and Nigel Hawthorne in the cast. Ken Campbell was the director.

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