Scott Glenn

Scott Glenn is a renowned American actor who made his TV and film debut simultaneously in the same year. Theodore Scott Glenn was born on January 26, 1941, in Pittsburgh and was bed-ridden for one year due to severe illness. But he overcame his illness and joined a school and later took up studies seriously and had completed his honors in English Literature from a renowned college. He even did not give up interest in joining as a reporter for an Evening News publication but left the job in order to become an author.

Soon, he found becoming an author is quite tough for him and joined acting classes. After his marriage with Carol Schwartz in 1968, he converted himself to Judaism and joined the Actor's Studio and began his career in a professional manner in TV and theater. In the year 1970, he got his first break in the TV show ' The Edge The Edge is an informational tv show aired on the >> Read More... of Night' and even was signed for a movie ‘The Baby Maker'. Later on, he appeared in as many as 70 feature films in his career. Most of his films were multi-actor cast films and even he occasionally appeared in some stage plays too. He played both good and bad guys in a number of movies during his long career. In the beginning of his career, he received only minor roles and was allowed to do some TV stints so he migrated to Ketchum Hilo where he worked in some stage shows.

Later in the year 1980, he received some more offers in films and the actor made a comeback into films seriously with the release of ‘Urban Cowboy’ (1980) and got a chance to act in movies like ‘The Keep’ (1983) which was a World War II World War II is a Malayalam information TV show on >> Read More... film. In the year 1984, he appeared in ‘Countdown to Looking Glass', a Canadian TV film premiered on HBO and CTV channel. In the year 1987, he tried his hands on theater and even accepted playing roles in a gangster movie. Scott Glenn has portrayed gangster Miller's life in a 1987 movie directed by Rod Hewitt which was titled as "Gangland: The Verne Miller Story", During the 1990s, he was at the peak of his career and appeared in many blockbuster movies such as 'The Hunt for Red October’ (1990) and ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ (1991) etc. Later, he received more challenging roles in movies like ‘Night of the Running Man’ (1995) and ‘Edie and Pen’ (1997).

In the year 1996, he played the role of Bradley in a British movie 'Carla's Song' and played the role of Washington Post Reporter in another critically acclaimed war movie ‘Courage Under Fire’ (1996) Currently, he is seen appearing in Marvel's Daredevil TV series which is shown on Netflix channel. He got married to Carol Schwartz in 1968.