Crispin Glover - Milestones

• 2003: Featured in the action sequel "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle"
• 2003: Undertook the title role in the remake of "Willard"
• 2001: Played lead in "Bartleby", an adaptation of Herman Melville's "Bartleby the Scrivener" (filmed in 1999)
• 2000: Wrote, directed and played featured role in the short "What Is It?"
• 2000: Portrayed an intrepid newspaper reporter in "Nurse Betty"
• 1996: Had supporting roles in "Dead Man", Jim Jarmusch's revisionist Western, and "The People vs. Larry Flynt", Milos Forman's profile of the adult magazine publisher
• 1995: Filed lawsuit against Paramount Pictures for identifying him in credits of animated TV series "Duckman"; Glover's contract allegedly required that a pseudonym be used
• 1993: Starred in modern day adaptation of "Crime and Punishment"
• 1993: Played Johnny Depp's friend in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape"
• 1991: Portrayed Andy Warhol in Oliver Stone's biopic "The Doors"
• 1990: Co-starred in David Lynch's "Wild at Heart"
• 1986: Appeared in "At Close Range" and "River's Edge"
• 1985: Breakthrough screen role as George McFly in "Back to the Future"; did not reprise part in subsequent sequels
• 1985: Had title role in the short "The Orkly Kid", produced under the auspices of the American Film Institute; eventually released as part of "Beaver Trilogy" in 1998
• 1984: Reprised character in the one-hour pilot for a proposed series based on "High School U.S.A." (NBC)
• 1983: Had supporting role in the TV-movie "High School U.S.A." (NBC)
• 1981: TV acting debut in the ABC variety special "The Best of Times", featuring teenagers performing skits, songs and dances relating to what it meant to be caught between childhood and adulthood
• 1981: Feature acting debut in "Private Lessons"
• 1978: First professional stage role in "The Sound of Music" at the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion (with Florence Henderson)
• At age four, moved with family to L.A.
• Had co-starring role in "Fast Sofa" (lensed 2000)