Crispin Glover

Crispin Glover was born in New York, USA, on April 20, 1964 in a creative family. The boy’s father was a successful actor, and his mother was an actress and dancer who left her job to raise her son. In 1968, the family moved to Los Angeles, where Crispin went to elementary school, and then was transferred to a school for gifted children, which he graduated in 1982. The actor began acting in films as a teenager in television series and feature films. In 1983, the comedy My Mentor was released, more

Crispin Glover was born in New York, USA, on April 20, 1964 in a creative family. The boy’s father was a successful actor, and his mother was an actress and dancer who left her job to raise her son.
In 1968, the family moved to Los Angeles, where Crispin went to elementary school, and then was transferred to a school for gifted children, which he graduated in 1982.
The actor began acting in films as a teenager in television series and feature films. In 1983, the comedy My Mentor was released, where Crispin Glover played the role of a sexually anxious young man. The picture was not very successful, but the young actor became quite popular.
In 1984, he was offered to star in one of the main roles in the film Race with the Moon, which was directed by Richard Benjamin. The young man had the opportunity to work with such stars as Sean Penn and Nicholas Cage. As a result, the picture was awarded the Golden Spike award. In the same year, he starred in the horror film Friday the 13th: The Last Chapter as Jimmy.
The turning point for Crispin’s career came in 1985 after he played the role of George McFly in the cult science fiction film. "Back to the Future" Director Robert Zamakis. After that, the actor received a nomination for the Saturn award.

In 1987, Glover played in the film “By the River”, in 1989 – in the comedy “Tornado”, and in 1990 he appeared in two films at once: “Home Where the Heart Is” and “Wild at Heart”. During this period, Crispin acquired the status of an extraordinary actor, which is especially noticeable in the films “Dead Man” and What's eating Gilbert Grape? . He perfectly managed to perform the dramatic role of a teenager trying to survive, as well as the role of a fireman in a train that drove passengers to death.
There was a break for some time in Crispin’s creative career, but in the 2000s he again appeared on screens in tapes. Charlie's Angels "Sister Betty", "Very Epic Cinema", "Beowulf", etc.