Television: The West Wing (2002)
The scene that I’m in in this episode, Posse Comitatus, was selected as “One of Ten Most Surprising Moments of The Decade”. It aired as a special on CBS and was later archived in the Museum of Television and Radio which is now the Paley Center for Media. Family and non-actor friends who saw the scene in which I’m practically frozen before Mark Harmon’s character gets shot asked me why I didn’t say anything to warn him.
Glenn was born and raised in the Central Valley of California. He grew up working in the fields and agricultural related industries of the valley and attributes his work ethic to those experiences.
He moved to New York in 1979 to work in the theatre and to find his natural voice. He has worked in theatre, film, TV, streaming and print advertising. He is a member of the Actors Equity Association and the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artist unions. His most recent theatre credits include Aubergine by Julia Cho at Olney Theatre Center in Olney, MD and the Everyman Theatre in Baltimore. Recent film credits include Mapplethorpe and We Are Unsatisfied. Recent TV/Streaming credits include FBI and DareDevil.
Glenn’s immersion into the performing arts was a journey of difficult and at times humiliating work in search of an inner truth about himself. He has been largely successful to that end and is now in search of a new inner truth.
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