Crispin Glover

Crispin Hellion Glover is an American actor. He is not only well versed in acting but also in direction, recording and as a publisher. He was born on April 20, 1964, in New York City. He is the son of veteran actor Bruce Glover. Hellion is his false middle name as his father did not like the real middle name which was "Herbert". He attended the Mirman School, which was a private school and the Beverly Hills High School. He graduated in 1982. Crispin Glover is one of a kind. He is popular for his acting in "Back to the Future" and "Charlie's Angels". At the age of 18, he started his acting career in feature films. According to him, the main purpose of films was to question and suspect things in nature, humanity, etc. "What is It" is the first feature film he directed. He depicted himself in the movie, questioned the forces of nature and culture. He began writing books at a very young age, even before 18. His first book "Billow and the Rock" was published. He has written more than 15 books.

He is famous for his exclusive titles. "Rat catching" and "Oak Mot" are his famous books, both of which were of the Victorian era times. Crispin Glover left a mark in every field, let it be the music industry itself. His album "The solution equals let it be" is his image expressed in musical form. He started his acting career at a young age of fourteen. He appeared on many television shows. His role as "George McFly" in "Back to the future" contributed significantly to the development of his career and beginning of critical recognition. He is someone that deviates from what is standard, normal or expected and rises above. He is one of his kinds and has won the hearts of his audience through his various roles let it be, "Charlie's Angels " or "Hot tub time machine". He was presented the Maverick award 2005 by the Method Festival. His writings, filmography, and music are to be admired and appreciated.