Supporting Actor Spotlights - Crispin Glover

Crispin Glover is a one-of-a-kind actor known for his eccentric performances in 'Back to the Future', 'Charlie's Angels', 'Willard', and "American Gods". In this episode, I break down all of his iconic roles as well as his obscure ones, as well as his unusual art and performance pieces.
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[@KidFresh71]

Crispin - if by some chance you are reading these comments- just want to let you know that you are one of my heroes in life. Thanks for just being you.

[@Leeohlin89]

I think crispin does things that intimidate people in the industry. Where many actors are afraid of doing like speaking out their opinions on such situations when it comes to production and the writing... because that means risking their careers, but he does it so ballsy that it’s actually respected in such a way. And THIS is what separates him from all other actors/artists. I mean look at the impact hes made on the film industry.

[@salysellsss]

I’m usually not a fan of actors or Hollywood but Crispin is cut from a different cloth and seems like a genuinely good person with a strong moral compass. I hope he gets the opportunity to do more interesting characters. He’s an underrated actor.

[@bryanferratt6598]

Wow, then you must have had no life at all if you don't like actors or Hollywood 🙄😒.

[@paulpetroleum]

My favourite actor. I got to chat with him in LA once at a screening of Everything is Fine. He was lovely. A true artist.

[@Bucketroo]

I met Crispin Glover once, working at an L.A. electronics store in the late '80s. He walked in and was looking for an electronic organizer (PDA, Personal Digital Assistant). He opened his wallet, which was overflowing with little pieces of paper covered in letters and numbers. "I need to get organized!" he said, passionately. Sadly, he didn't like anything we had. That store had a lot celebrity customers. I also met Patrick Stewart, Whoopi Goldberg, and Tony Perkins.

[@anniegreenwind971]

What was your reaction seeing all the papers in his wallet?

[@srldwg]

Tony Perkins! So lucky!!!

[@devonk298]

He was gorgeous back in the 80's. Surprised he wasn't modeling on the side.

[@kays4122]

Agreed

[@anniegreenwind971]

I’m surprised he wasn’t on the sexiest man alive magazine! 😍

[@lilamontoya5609]

He was too thin

[@cherrycordiaI]

Yeah, he had a really fetching face.

[@Chrisjbennett89]

I still think hes gorgeous.

[@chem5645]

Supporting actor spotlights has made me a more positive person, I love how much detail and care you put forward when examining someone’s story. Thank you so much.

[@TheBackFocus]

Thanks so much for the comment. I hate cynicism. It's too easy.

[@jadrene4678]

I guess I am kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to stream new series online?

[@brodiegianni235]

@Jad Rene i dunno I use flixportal. just search on google for it:D -brodie

[@jadrene4678]

@Brodie Gianni thank you, signed up and it seems to work :D Appreciate it !!

[@brodiegianni235]

@Jad Rene you are welcome xD

[@ppiorkowski1502]

I see him every time I go visit my Uncle in Los Angeles. Crispin is my Uncle's next door neighbor. He wears all black every day and he always drives an older model Rolls-Royce.

[@MarianneLily]

You're so lucky! ❤

[@paytonavis6162]

Let’s be honest, in the first back to the future movie Crispin was super good looking even though he was playing a nerd

[@natashabusono4550]

Yeesss

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

He’s always been handsome & kind

[@nightmareTomek]

@@ryanjavierortega8513 kind? Where?

[@FranzKafkaEchoes]

And?

[@FranzKafkaEchoes]

He was also an enormous reason the movie was so amazing. It’s such a shame he wasn’t able to feature in any of the sequels.

[@Hunterhunter2007]

I personally got to work with Crispin on the set of "Aimy in a Cage". We met the day before shooting with the film's star, Allisyn Ashley Arm, and we had a good talk about acting and improv. Even though the script was written, his scenes were mainly improvised. I'll tell you what, though, if there's anyone I'd trust with improv, it would be him. He also ended up changing his character design into a fur-wearing pimp with platform shoes with fish in them. It's a crazy fun story.

[@fockingreat1125]

I know I'm really late here, but that's amazing...

[@TechnicJunglist]

Such a unique & brilliant actor.

[@drearyvintage42]

You did a wonderful job on this. I have been a Crispin fan since River's Edge, so I've been crushing on him for 35 years now.

[@elleshar3329]

Always loved Crispin. Wondering why he doesn't get more roles. He gets so into it. Willard omg. The creep factor. He pulled it off so well

[@elizabethbeckz55]

Because of the back to the future lawsuit, people are weary of him. Sad really, I’d hire him, I think he’s amazing at acting!

[@nightmareTomek]

I think he's just eccentric and that's it. I wonder if you can hide a lack of acting skill with eccentric and constantly over-the-top acting. Not only are people saying he's difficult to work with, I also see signs of narcissistic personality disorder.

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

Wild at Heart & Willard, criminally underrated!

[@SheepdogColumbus]

@@nightmareTomek No, NO you can't hide bad acting with eccentricity and even the idea is laughable. If you've acted at all, or are even a fan of actual acting talent, you would see that he does very normal, very amazing things, as he acts. Acting, is like the audio image of the wave of a song and eccentric technique is the crescendo. Everything else in between these peaks is pretty normal and is usually filled with honest movements and other personal thing the actor actually does in his real, day to day, existence. This is why so many good actors seem to be the same person, in every role. Tom Cruze, Brad Pitt, Jon Bernthal, a million others... So with all of this said, what this means is that Glover is actually an extremely eccentric person. So look at his case, with everything stated, in reverse. HIS crescendos, instead of the eccentric peaks, are the lows. Kind of like Nick Cage, William Dafoe, Jouqine Phoenix... The reason they are so amazing, is their ability to be their eccentric selves in a role, but the add in all of the normalcy and other things, in the middle. That is arguably a far, far higher skill level of acting to have the ability to control all of those things that actually make a "wacky" person, normal and appropriate, for the role. With this perspective, go back and watch him in back to the future and rivers edge, or whatever else you may be interested in seeing him in. You will see his characters in a new light because you now understand the truth behind eccentric people and their ability to act, while eccentrically, normal, in necessary moments. If you hadn't picked it up by now, I'm not saying all of this because I'm smart, or even observant, but because I am an eccentric person and yes I am, or rather was an actor and I was good. I was praised and thrown roles because I came off as a weird person, some even said or say creepy, odd, or as my mother says "an acquired taste", but my ability to bring it down and give normalcy to a character, always shocks the hell out of writers/producers/directors. I am not known, and health issues have kept me from chasing the success I would have liked, but I thought I would just give you my two sense on the matter, and hopefully help you understand people like us. Have a great rest of the year.

[@nightmareTomek]

@@SheepdogColumbus Ye, now that you told me what the truth is, I finally feel SO enlightened! Wow! When I watch Back to the Future next time, for the 41th time, I will immediately turn around my opinion by 180° which I never could have done without your wise wisdom. Have a great rest of the year, too, nice person. You're quite condescending. And I think you're telling yourself fairytales. I haven't seen much of Glover, but he doesn't look to me like he has the ability to turn it down at will. Since I know a few things about psychology and I'm able to predict things that ordinary people rate as unpredictable, I don't think I'm "simply wrong" because someone who wants to believe in a certain truth tells me so. People like him are usually out of touch with what's "normal" due to being 24/7 eccentric, and sometimes not even paying attention to what's normal because they deem it as unworthy (like the way Glover told in an interview that the replacement actor in Back to the Future 2 did such a bad job). Glover behaves eccentrically quite a lot, not just on film, he also lets his lack of empathy shine through, and in interviews his responses are quite frankly a mess of words. People with narcissistic personality disorders also have zero empathy, yet due to their charisma and masterfully crafted lies they are able to fool people into thinking the narcissist is a good person, to love the narcissist and to defend him against others. It's not that hard to fool people. Also filmmakers and their audiences are drunk on eccentric behavior, which is understandable because in many stories weird roles are fantastic, but this gives people like Glover a free pass, especially when the audience has no idea about how easy or difficult Glover was to work with (and most people said he's very difficult). So calling being constantly eccentric a higher skill level of acting is like... calling your oven a hotter form of the sun, because you never been on the sun and thus the oven feels hotter to you. Nicolas Cage doesn't look eccentric to me, and William Dafoe doesn't show signs of narcissistic personality disorder as well as having an entirely different kind of eccentricity. These cases aren't as easily comparable to Glover. About Joaquin Phoenix I just don't know enough.

[@beautyallaroundme724]

He seems like such an interesting, mesmerizing, strange, off-putting, unique, brilliant, endlessly fascinating human being/actor. Not to mention very handsome/sexy in his own unique way. I always felt that if my life had gone in a better direction (time machine needed), we would have ended up knowing each other in real life from working on movies together.

[@ThePerradox]

Wonderful piece. Always admired Crispin's acting skill and dedication. That he also seems like a genuinely great guy is just sugar, with a cherry, on top. Hoping to see that interview sometime soon. Regards.

[@josso1]

This video is the reason I'm such a big fan of him now

[@ow7365]

its criminal how little views these reuploads have

[@sifugurusensei]

That dance is something else.

[@CharonsNightmare]

He is so awesome in american gods!

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

This is one of my favorite episodes of this series.

[@mattlovesdrums69]

This was the very first No Small Parts/Supporting Actor Spotlights I saw a couple of years ago and was HOOKED after that. Much respect to your endeavors, as well as your respect and adoration for these actors who tend to be overlooked. This is a labor of love and a very entertaining and informative watch. Thank you for making this series and best of luck in your own personal acting endeavors!

[@derekstewart777]

Thank you so much for creating this video, it is excellent. Crispin Glover is one of the finest actors in the business and I think he deserves way more recognition of his work and his craft.

[@mynoralvarez227]

I’m glad Crispin enjoyed your video :-)

[@kemckelv]

This was fantastic. Watched it in it's entirety. Appreciate Crispin Glover even more!

[@WillardStillesHere]

I love this episode. This was the one that introduced me to your channel years ago ^.^

[@nope1018]

This Hill Street Blues clip is proof that Crispin has done enough psychedelics to understand a proverbial "bad trip" enough to perform one. It's one of the only comedic references to psychedelics I've ever seen that was authentic.

[@thatgirlcalledit2325]

Dude haves the same hair for yrs he let it grow then cut ✂️ short like the same Love it though he so adorable

[@rgi9509]

Tell Crispin I'm very excited to see his talent continue to unfold in the future. It has only compounded over the decades.

[@j-p-m]

Thank you for re uploading. This video was an initial reason I started really liking crispin. I've now seen his show twice and he is someone who I greatly admire

[@MK-je7kz]

Yep. And even if I really like Back to the Future, I completely agree with Mr. Glover about the ending. Also George pretty much adopts Biff's bully attitude.

[@j-p-m]

I really think his career shines way beyond back to the future. Like the video says "Propoganda" is something hes been adamant about and has used his views in his own filmmaking, and furthermore, his live shows You came for the George mcfly, you leave with the movie casting people with down syndrome

[@anniegreenwind971]

What’s Crispin’s show like?

[@j-p-m]

@@anniegreenwind971 Its nice. He reads from his books, shows one of his movies and then does a q and a and then pictures/autographs. It can be intense sometimes but thats just the nature of the content and Crispin is serious all throughout but still oh so genuine and you can definitely feel the kindness bleed through

[@anniegreenwind971]

@@j-p-m what kind of intensity?

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

My favorite of his roles was him in Lynchs "Wild at Heart". God, I never laughed harder than I did watching that in theaters during the scene where he says "I'm making my lunch!", God, still gets me every time.

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

Sounds like cousin Dale has more than a few screws loose. David Lynch got 3 perfect actors to play insane so well. Crispin Glover, Willem Dafoe & Nicolas Cage

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

28:30 before its mentioned, but w/e...

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

Good work on this video, would love to see your analysis of the director Lars von Trier... especially his film Antichrist.

[@johnedwardkerr7814]

You earned my subscription for this...

[@Dukefazon]

I just rewatched Back to the Future 1 and 2 and now I'm on a Crispin Glover marathon looking up stuff on him. This guy is really something else, he deserves much more reputation! I really like him now. As a kid I always found him weird in BttF but as an adult I can relate to him much more. 25:58 - he reminds me of Garth Algar in Wayne's World. I wonder if Crispin had an influence on that character.

[@ZenFox0]

Thanks for posting this updated version. We miss your series ”No Small Parts“.

[@Donkeybone10]

I love Crispins acting. Smart guy..

[@lucyfuir6386]

I'm glad you briefly mentioned high school USA that is one of my favorite Crispin roles. Do you like cheese?

[@ramostories]

As a weirdo actor, this was so insightful. I've always felt like the OTHER---but now its an advantage. Hope to maybe one day act in a scene with one of the greats. Amazing video Brandon!

[@Eraldo_Coil]

I remember him the most from F13 The Final Chapter. That dancing scene is iconic

[@kayzeaza]

7:50 On set during that scene they were playing an AC/DC song which makes it even funnier

[@OfficialElljay]

that laughing letterman interview was eerily reminiscent of that interview in The Joker

[@troydevolld6519]

Glover is incredible on American Gods. This was a terrific watch, Brandon.

[@paulrumney2983]

Enjoyable, a very underrated actor.

[@MrGMovieReviews]

Crispin Glover rocks

[@BrentBlueAllen]

I'll admit I balked at a 50+ minute video initially, but this was great. So happy to take another stab at the No Small Parts/Supporting Actor Spotlight series.

[@peterpereyra573]

Literally when I first heard about the face swap mess in Back to the Future 2 all I could think was Face/off, and then you played the clip 😂 😂

[@alcook8339]

Thank you for putting in all that time for this fabulous video. The video (and my glass of wine) was the perfect way to spend a COVID lockdown evening

[@dirtybutler2905]

Question for him- How was it for him working with David Lynch? He seems right out of a Lynchian universe as a person lol. Great video thanks!

[@shibbyguy101]

Fantastic video. Crispin is a fascinating person.

[@angelastevens8268]

Crispin is one of my favorite actors. My newest favorite character is Mr. World. I can’t describe how excited I would get when he would appear in the episodes. I hope to go to one of his shows someday, but so far he hasn’t made it to Iowa (can you imagine) thanks for the great video!

[@Rae.Rat311]

This was a masterpiece, you did a great job! That part at the end was so heartwarming to hear, that he had actually contacted you about it. I just fell to the floor cause I had no idea he's writing an autobiography! I'm so excited. I've been a massive massive fan of his for 13 years now (from age 13 to now 26), I always support him when possible and own many of his works, I will be buying this immediately. A question I'd like to ask him is how he's always seemed to maintain confidence within himself and showing his work? If I think of a better question then I'll come back. I hope he gets to be on your channel!

[@RanaIbrahim777]

thank you so much for re uploading this I was happy for your work to be featured on imdb but also very happy to see this episode back on youtube

[@kipper1668]

I have a question for Crispin: When giving your characters a quirk or mannerism to make them more unique, what's your process for choosing it? Do you get psychological and try to figure out how they would act or just go with your gut feeling and develop it from there? Or is your process something entirely different?

[@internetsummoner]

Pengu great question !

[@tezzingtonsir28]

Crispin has asked me to answer that question on his behalf. Just let go and be yourself but not yourself. Let yourself become one with your character's imitation of you. Hope this helps. Regards Crispin

[@cinemaaleatorio8100]

Amo a crispin glover. Recuerdo la pelicula willard en hbo a mediados del 2003. Ahora la vi otra vez y es realmente genial y genuino. Rayos! Odio no saber inglés me limita en saber más del actor. Algo capté, pero bueno. Gracias por el video :3 lo disfrute un mucho. A buscar sus peliculas y escuchar su disco en spotify :D

[@ninogaggi]

Had to take a break 20 min in to watch back in time before watching this in full. Great episode as usual can’t think of a question however would comment that whatever you can say about him there’s no argument he doesn’t make the world a more interesting place. Great stuff thanks

[@aajsideways8]

You think he is not fooling you but you can't be sure. GENIUS.

[@TheBaritoneCrooner]

Love the jazz vibraphone soundtrack that accompanies your series!

[@ParadoxMooCheese]

That addendum at the end was great!

[@streampunksheep]

Hi. I am not sure how I stumbled into your channel. I htink I was looking for a crispin glover tribute video. I didn't know the man. So this video gave me more than I bargained for. Thank you very much.

[@AdrianMendoza23]

Thnx for reposting the video and updating us on everything Crispin. I missed ur old channel and am glad to have found ur new one, I am now a subscriber.

[@cozbaldwin937]

Just as great and inspiring as the first time around. Thanks, Brandon! And Crispin!

[@OleHams]

I have always loved this episode man. Thanks for re-doing it. Also, I have kept an eye one you ever since the "30 second video" I think I know that song by heart. I am going to go smoke a bong and play some ping pong now.

[@pinballpsycho]

I'll watch anything with Crispen in it as well, but I add people like Walken, Nicholson and Hopper to that list (among others). In your video, you flashed a screenshot of 'Dead Man', which I saw on IFC just once many years ago. I had forgotten that Crispen was in that movie, so it gave me a bit of a pause. I'd really like to see that again, hopefully soon because I'm not getting any younger.

[@pinballpsycho]

I watched it again. I would not have wanted to be Johnny Depp in that scene because Crispin Glover owned it.

[@hextoken]

Bob Gale clearly lied. Crispen was right on with the love ending.

[@DwRockett]

Great to see this one back

[@u-neekusername4430]

Someone else had to say this (it's most replayed) but what he does with the cigar at ~37:08, G-D impressive. Bellissimo 💋 Also never knew he made an album n loved the clip of his cover of These Boots... & in early YT days I was shown that Letterman clip as "hey look it's Marty McFly's dad on drugs". PLEASE, who ever said he was"on acid" during that interview is laughably n embarrassingly ignorant n oblivious to anything outside of their own preconceived notions of the world...sounds like somebody who needs a little help stepping outside of themselves n through the doors of perception LOL. 🐛🍄

[@ninogaggi]

No fking way Crispin Glover and Ted McGinley on happy days! Superb I need to see that full episode

[@ndoris]

I forgot another question I’m curious about: If a director really offers him to play The Joker, would he accept it and after all the incarnations that character has had, how he would play it.

[@AlexandraPoturenko]

Great video!! Thank you! Can't wait to read his autobiography.

[@0therun1t21]

Yes, thank you Crispin! 💥

[@Annie1962]

I am gobsmacked at how much he looks like hi father!

[@peterbreughel4440]

Thank you for this great episode. I saw River's Edge when it first came out and watched it again recently. Crispin really holds the movie together and gives it a momentum that it would otherwise lack. For me it's one of the best movies of the 80s largely because of the unexpected way it handles the dark subject matter.

[@Ben-bs4od]

Agree- Crispin is one of the few I'll watch just for Crispin. One of the most underrated and underused actors. Or maybe not. In any case, sometimes the movies are just so bad, it's tough to watch them. I wish he'd challenge himself to do "normal" films and test his range. I agree, he's one of the best along with Daniel Day Lewis, exactly. Just an incredible actor. Extremely intelligent and courageous. He is extremely principled which is very very rare. I hope G-d blesses him with roles and wealth because the good guys like him should win. I do think he deserved what he asked for monetarily in Back to the Future II but they were too stupid to see this. And I'm sure he didn't ask for Michael J. Fox money but maybe close to it. Why not? He made that move with Fox. It's what put him on the map. I blame the directors and producers for that more than Crispin. He was obviously a lot smarter than all of them, which is pretty impressive.

[@amandanance3689]

When you talk to Crispin Glover, please ask him to speak for as long as possible about his experience on my all time fave movie,,, Wild at Heart

[@katfromjax]

I've always loved Crispin Glover, but your documentary about him made me a huge fan. You did a wonderful job. I've also realized I have taken the word "propaganda" for granted so now I'll have to do a word study and read Crispin Glover's book!

[@crispysteve42]

could you ask him about why he hasn't released What Is It? or It is Fine! Everything is Fine. in some kind of digital or physical media? I live in Australia so it would be a massive hassle to try and see these films legitimately unless he were to do some kind of world tour with them which would no doubt be difficult for him to do

[@CoutureCravings]

From what I understand it is up to us to find a venue that can host his shows and have the venue contact him through CrispinGlover.com .

[@cleganebowldog6626]

All of your episodes of character actors are fantastic- I am re-watching them as you re-upload them! This one in particular is absolutely riveting. Thanks for making this great content! Edit: Just finished the outro. You should ask Crispin about a detail on another talkshow (for example I think I saw him on Arsenio in this piece)- eg "what were you thinking about your presentation style while grabbing the cup of coffee on Arsenio."

[@adrianblack608]

Your video was fantastic! I was so glad to see bits of all of his parts in one place. I have followed his career since I was 16 (he is about 9 yrs older than me). I was fortunate to meet him at a show, and watch him interact with his fans. The amount of energy he gives to everyone is astounding, you've been so lucky to have his attention as well! I recently talked to his father Bruce on the phone for over an hour, and we exchanged info to keep in contact. It seems that generosity and kindness is hereditary. I can't wait until you have him on your show and look forward to the questions you will have for him. Especially now with American Gods, which is one of his best roles in my humble opinion. I hope he genuinely enjoys being Mr. World and it's more than a vehicle for his creative endeavors. As usual, he encapsulates the role so well, you wouldn't know either way. Thank you so much for your show and updating it with exciting news!

[@ZyxthePest]

I hope we can have more of these little follow ups! Super cool that Crispin is coming on at some point in the future. One of the things I've always been curious about is Crispin's voice acting career, while he has a couple of credits to his name, most notably his role in 9, was it ever something he was interested in doing more of or continuing?

[@MiniMackeroni]

Questions for Crispin? Hm. Okay, I got one: For a role that you've figured out certain key mannerisms for - Do you literally go through the motions in your head for the mannerisms? As in, during a scene, you would think "Okay, now is about a good time to do the Head-Scratching-Thing, it should fit what's happening on screen." Or is it more of a spontaneous thing that you almost experiment with. For example: Maybe such a 'mannerism' doesn't happen in the same place during the alternate takes. Or even a different mannerism. The word "mannerism" looks weird to me, now.

[@EdwardHowton]

I think Crispin gave himself away on Letterman. "What did you get out of it?". It's fine that he doesn't want to bring it up; to do so spoils what he did, _whatever that was about_ because it's about the viewer's take on it. If I had one question for him, it would be this: How much does he lose himself in a role, usually? It probably varies, but in general? I'm not much of an actor; I've been on set once as an extra and I was so blown away by one of the "real actors'" dismissive wave of a hand and delivery of 'Excuse me' that I gave up any thought of acting I might have secretly had, but silly as it might sound to an outsider, I'm a DM, my friends and I play D&D, and I once got so _deeply_ into character that as one of my players was taunting him I felt myself getting actually pissed off as that character, not as myself. I've been fascinated by that experience for years now. Seeing Crispin's test footage as George McFly made me curious about it. I'm less than a novice and I just don't understand it, and I don't think there's anyone better suited to answer than Crispin Glover.

[@SecretFoxfire]

These videos are all so great. I'm enjoying watching them all again as you re-release them (and this one came out on my birthday - what a gift!). And it's wonderful to hear that Crispin Glover reached out to you! I will look forward to an interview for sure, and I'd like to add a question to the list. I'm a huge Neil Gaiman fan and have been watching American Gods, and when I saw him as Mr. World I immediately realized no one else could possibly have played him. I'd like to know how much of that character was written in the script, and how much of it was created by Crispin. I'd also love to know if he has read the book and had an idea of the character before playing him, or whether he was coming in blind and creating something from scratch. Thanks so much! Keep up the amazing work!

[@lettermenfan32]

Back to the Future would never have been the hit it was without Crispin Glover. And the sequels would have been better.

[@monsoonthagoon]

How am I only finding this channel now KZbin?! Great video! I don't know if you had to remove anything about his role in Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man, but that was when I went from "Oh he's that oddball, to 'Wow he can make a scene.'" Anyone who hasn't seen it, it's short and it's on KZbin, he is amazing. Well, now I got to see some of these films now.

[@maxbites23]

The movie he acted in River's Edge is great! The town I live in is where the setting is. I'm not sure of the demographics back then but it looks nothing like the town of Milpitas.

[@CrueMagnon]

This was extremely interesting and put together quite well.

[@ndoris]

I just noticed you came back and I have to say that I'm glad because I love your point of view on those actors that make movies memorable. I’m very excited about the prospect of you having Mr. Glover for an interview. He is so fascinating as an actor and as a person. My favorite characters of him have been Willard, Montag the Magnificent from Wizard of Gore and Dr. Abuse from Influence. My questions for him will be: What does he think about today’s 1984 type of restriction of speech, something he already spoke about in his What is it? Essay and what he thinks about people trying to use the same essay to incriminate Steven Spielberg in wrong doings. In a lighter mode, could he convince Rubin Farr to make another appearance in another tv show? Even if is only to show off that at his 55 years he still can rock those pants and shoes. That would be awesome. Just waiting for that book to be finish. I bet it would be interesting, strange and mind blowing.

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

Geez, Glover is amazing

[@toshibavoodoo]

Great content! Could you do a video on what happened with IMDB? Sold but how and what was the result of the deal for you and the channel. Fall apart, or was it successful?

[@James_c273]

Crispins always been interesting. He's a legend. You were cool in American pie, love that movie, that movie is my high school years ✌

[@StrongerThanYsterday]

Honestly his face is so unique belongs in a fashion magazines, I’m surprised he didn’t modeled

[@silentskies]

Brilliant video about a brilliant actor.

[@TheSoleProprietor]

It didn't take me long to make the connection of his relationship to Bruce Glover (Mr. Wendt, "Diamonds are Forever)!

[@jelaboothe2363]

Sorry Mary but George Mcfly--HOT or wat. He stole the show f me. George's Alien dream scene, halarious. Handsome man. Mannerisms, Just like his dad

[@dogstank]

Thank you for making this.

[@ILUVGOLF]

Your work is amazing! This is my intro to your work. I'm a fan.

[@pmshea63]

Excellent video! To be 21 and sound off like he did is very impressive to me. I'm all about the love ending rather than monetary. Crispin is an amazing actor and a beautiful human. ❤️

[@vaughnbutler6129]

Hes always intrigued me when i saw him in films but most of the time they were small parts in the early 2000's. After watching this video i have come to appreciate the person 💯

[@howmanystarsmoviereview2896]

Wow! Fantastic episode! My questions for Crispin would be this: Is there any director he would like to work with? Would he like to play a "real life character" in a movie one day? What kinds of horror movies does he like to watch?

[@CelestaSky]

Omg when i first saw the picture of his dad i was like "WOW CRISPIN GOT OLD!" then i realized it was his dad. Wow they look so much alike. That's crazy.

[@ninamc6116]

One of my favorite actors as we are around the same age. Pivotal moment in my life was seeing him & Keanu Reeves in “Rivers Edge”. I was 21. That movie was amazing

[@plissabarrett1899]

I loved Crispin in Willard. I loved that movie because of the little adorable ratties ❣️🐭🐀🐁🖤

[@kaylalezabeth7175]

That movie broke my heart.

[@silentdecay]

"I'm trying to maaaaaaaaake my luuuunch!!" Also everything volcanic!! His mom was always a true sweet hearted human when calling in orders back in the day...