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.

Filmography

• 1998Stiff Upper Lips — Eric
• 1998Up 'n' Under — Jack, Doreen's Father
• 1997Snow White: A Tale of Terror — Lars
• 1996Bob's Weekend — The Boss
• Rumble — Johnny Pecs
• 19941942: A Love Story — General Douglas
• Anna Lee — Selwyn Price
• 1994Prince of Jutland — Caedman
• 1993Angry George Irons
• 1993Anna Lee: Headcase — Selwyn Price
• 1993Leon the Pig Farmer — Brian Chadwick
• 1992Alien³ — Andrews
• 1992Six Characters in Search of An Author — Production Assistant
• Bottom — Mr. Rottweiller
• 1991Kafka — Castle Hechman
• Performance — Floor Manager
• 1990The World of Eddie Weary — Strip Club MC
• Campion — Magersfontein Lugg
• Press Gang — Dr. Threeways
• The Nineteenth Hole — Goatman
• The Modern World: Ten Great Writers — Adolf Verloc
• 1988To Kill a Priest — Judge
• Daytime Live
• Lost Empires — Tommy Beamish
• 1986The McGuffin — Man in Brown
• 1985Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen — Griffiths
• The Mysteries — God / Cayphas
• Bottle Boys
• 1984Laughterhouse — Father Christmas, Writer
• 1984Ordeal by Innocence — Executioner
• 1984The Company of Wolves — Amorous Boy's Father
• 1983Red Monarch — Nikita Krushchev
• 1982Britannia Hospital — Painter: The Workers
• 1981A Midsummer Night's Dream — Bottom
• 1981An American Werewolf in London — Chess Player
• 1981Death Angel — Spectator (uncredited), Writer
• Sounding Brass — Horace Gilbert Bestwick
• 1980Thicker Than Water — Writer
• 1979Black Jack — Narrator (uncredited)
• Minder — Yorkie
• 1978Absolution — the first policeman
• All Creatures Great and Small — Mr Dawson
• Hazell — Writer
• Return of the Saint — Sam Plackett
• Send in the Girls — Promoter / MC, Writer
• Sense of Place — Im
• The BBC Television Shakespeare — Bottom
• 1978The Day Dumbfounded Got His Pylon — Im
• The Famous Five — Tiger Dan
• 1978The First Great Train Robbery — Captain Jimmy
• 1977Jabberwocky — Armourer
• 1977Joseph Andrews — Gaoler
• Raffles — Billy Purvis
• Secret Army — Cpl. Emil Schnorr
• 1977Sweeney! — Mac
• Target — Labour Party Agent
• Plays for Britain — Writer
• 1976Summer Season — Writer
• 1976Sunshine in Brixton — Writer
• 1976The Chester Mystery Plays
• 1976Trial by Combat — Sidney Gore
• 1975Brannigan — Jimmy-the-Bet
• 1975Keep an Eye on Albert — Writer
• Quiller — Sergeant
• Shades of Greene — Adams
• Shadows — Jim Debbitts
• 1975The Old Curiosity Shop — Furnaceman
• The Sweeney — Moose
• 1975Waiting at the Field Gate — Gallat
• 1974Initiation — Nobby
• Not on Your Nellie — Battling Bill
• 1974Pig Bin — Writer
• Porridge — Heslop
• 1974Three for the Fancy — Art
• Centre Play — Nobby
• 1973If a Man Answers — Writer
• 1973O Lucky Man! — Plantation Foreman/Bassett
• Second City Firsts — Gallat, Writer
• 1973Shakespeare or Bust — Art
• 1973Speech Day — Mr Warboys
• Sporting Scenes — Writer
• Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads? — Flint
• 1972A Day Out — Henry Boothroyd
• 1972The Fishing Party — Art
• The Frighteners — Porter
• The Protectors — Allen
• The Regiment
• 1971The Rank and File
• 1970Kes — Mr. Sugden
• On the House — Bagley
• Play for Today — Writer
• Paul Temple
• Sez Les
• BBC Play of the Month
• Thirty-Minute Theatre — The Guard
• Doctor Who — Griffiths
• Dixon of Dock Green — Chuck Windell

Appearances as themselves (7)

• 2003Wreckage and Rage: Making 'Alien³' — Self (archive footage)
• 1992Masters of the Canvas — Self
• 1985Talking Proper — Self
• Wogan — Self
• An Audience with... — Self
• The South Bank Show — Self - God
• 1976It's No Joke Living in Barnsley — Self