Glenn Harmon
Glenn Harmon is known for The Boss Baby (2017), Hotel Transylvania (2012) and Dragons: Rescue Riders (2019).
Glenn Hazeldine
Glenn Hazeldine is an actor, known for The Little Death (2014), Little Monsters (2019) and Last Cab to Darwin (2015).
Glenn Hetrick
Raised in Hellertown, PA, Glenn's proclivity for Horror Films (particularly those of the Universal and Hammer Studios variety) and Sci-fi/Fantasy imbued him with a ravenous appetite for all things genre related. This passion compelled him to work on various theatre projects as both actor and fledgling make-up artist throughout Junior and Senior High School. As an undergrad at York College of Pa., he landed his first acting role in an independent feature... which happened to be a horror film. He moved quickly to secure the Special Effects Make-up Artist position as well, and began creating the multitudinous gags on his first films with a shoestring budget. Soon he was working on an array of indie projects and collaborating with world renowned musical acts such as Type-O-Negative and horror punk icons the Misfits. That same year saw him make the move from the East Coast to Los Angeles in order to facilitate the progression of his acting, writing and make-up effects career. Upon arriving in Hollywood he found his first foothold at Optic Nerve as a lab technician, fabricator, painter and eventually sculptor and designer - working tirelessly for years on several seasons of Buffy, Angel, and X-files among others. The path of his career led him to opportunities at other studios as well, working with Ve Neil on Pitch Black: Chronicles of Riddick and Bioshock. He continued auditioning and performing as well, landing multiple guest star roles as a character actor in The Shield, Committed, Charmed, Scrubs, and Heroes as well as various other projects including the first Pirates of The Caribbean film. He then returned to the very first shop he had worked at... Optic Nerve, this time as CEO. Reinventing both the business and artistic perspectives of the Studio from the ground up, his new competitive studio model was built for the modern marketplace. Its focus was now honed on cross training core crew so that they could behave as a modular problem solving machine, moving comfortably from one department to another and adapting easily to the constant flux of multiple production schedules. After more than a decade of amazing shows, he partnered with longtime friend and collaborator Neville Page, evolving the shop even further into the newly renamed Alchemy Studios! Expanded services include seamless integration with CGI Visual Effects, 3D Conceptual Design and cutting-edge 3D Printing Techniques. As the CEO, he personally supervises every effect for his studio's many projects including hundreds of forensically accurate make-ups and corpses for Crossing Jordan, Hugh Jackman's body replicas for The Prestige, all of the make-up illusions and prosthetics that propelled Heroes and CSI:NY, and the surreal effects in Sony's Legion. He constantly continues working as both FX Artist and performer. His resume includes special effects for The Event, custom wardrobe and instruments for Lady Gaga, prosthetic effects and props for Disney's Journey 2: Mysterious Island, Lionsgate's Hunger Games 1, 2, 3 and 4, The Dictator, The Host, Mad Men, Marvel's Agents of SH.I.E.L.D., Steven Spielberg's Extant and most recently Star Trek Discovery. Simultaneous to his work as an FX Artist, he continues his development work as Producer on both NECROSCOPE and his own Television series based on the classic Horror Comic franchise Eerie. Marrying his passions for performance and FX, he stars in all 13 Seasons of the on-going Syfy Hit Face-Off! Future plans include franchising his own brand of Live Horror Entertainment in the form of Escape Games and an immersive Cinematic Inspired Haunt Experience for Halloween.
Glenn Hirst
Glenn Hirst is an actor, known for Dom Hemingway (2013), EastEnders (1985) and No Signal (2009).
Glenn Hoddle
Glenn Hoddle was born on 27 October 1957 in Hayes, Middlesex, England, UK. He has been married to Vanessa J. Colbourn since 11 June 2000. He was previously married to Christine Anne Stirling.
Glenn Hoffmann
Glenn Hoffmann is known for Smallville (2001), Empire of Ash III (1989) and Solitary.
Glenn Horowitz
Glenn Horowitz is known for The Booksellers (2019).
Glenn Howerton
Glenn Howerton was born on April 13, 1976 in Japan. He is an actor and producer, known for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005), The Strangers (2008) and Serenity (2005). He has been married to Jill Latiano since September 8, 2009. They have two children.
Glenn Hughes
Glenn Hughes is an actor, known for 6 Dynamic Laws for Success (in Life, Love & Money) (2017).
Glenn Hugill
Born in Barnard Castle, County Durham his father, Deric was a bank manager at Spennymoor, Bishop Auckland and Barnard Castle and his mother, Gill, from Lincolnshire, was a teacher. He has an older brother and sister, Nigel and Debbie. He acted with the Middleton and District Musical Society making his debut as the Artful Dodger in 'Oliver'. He had thought of going into the legal profession and would probably been a lawyer but when he went to have a look around Christchurch College in Oxford, where his brother had been, they called him Nigel and he thought there would be too much comparison so he gave up the idea and decided on acting and auditioned for and got into Webber Douglas Stage School (1989 - 1992).He made his theatrical debut in 1992 at The Royal Court theatre playing Doug in 'Six Degrees of Separation which transferred to the Comedy Theatre in the West End.He joined the RSC (1994 - 1996) appearing in 'Twelfth Night' and 'Pentecost,' both in the West End. He made his television debut in 'Just a Gigolo' in 1993 followed by parts in 'The Upper Hand',and 'Dalziel and Pasco'. In 1996 he was appearing in 'A Going Concern' at the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough when ha was seen by the casting director of 'Coronation Street'and after doing a reading test was given the role of Detective Alan McKenna. His films include An English Lord in 'Henry V' Kenny St John in 'Up On the Roof' In 2000 he was in a touring production of 'Death Trap' He has written a number of unproduced scripts and would like to write and direct one.
