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William (Bill) Glover Bill Glover, b. September 24, 1927, in Surrey, England, is a theatrical actor and director. Bill began his career at Stratford on Avon in England and emigrated to Canada with the Canadian Players in 1957. He toured Canada (reference to Leslie Yeo's book) with the Canadian Rep. most notably playing Ross where he met his wife, Jane. In 1962 they moved to New York where Bill played against Blythe Danner in Noel Coward's Private Lives. In 1965 Bill moved to Hollywood and began a long television career (reference to IMDB website) including Get Smart, Garrison's Gorrillas, McCale's Navy, and The Monkeys (reference to article with photo). Bill served as artistic Director at numerous reps and Universities including Ashland Shakespeare Festival (link to website and playbill), San Diego Globe, Colorado Univ. He and his wife are now retired living in British Columbia, Canada. Their two daughters are grown and they have two grandchildren.
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- Internet Movie Database: William Glover
- Internet Broadway Database: William Glover
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