After doing my best to avoid this movie, because it looked like a typical hollywood remake, crap mobile. I finally saw Charlie's Angels. I wouldn't give it any awards. Matter of fact the only person I thought did a great acting job was Crispin Glover. He plays a great vilian. But as far as everyone else, the acting seemed very forced and campy.

It is a pretty entertaining movie from a hollywood standpoint, but not your typical Crispin Glover movie. To be honest, I'm surprised he did this one. I guess he's gotta have a hit every now and then to pay for all of his stuff.  

Twister is a movie that came out in 1990. Starring Harry Dean Stanton, Crispin Glover, Dylan McDermott and a few other people. It's about an oddball family on a Kansas farm are trapped in their farmhouse by an impending storm.

It's an odd film, and the charachters are really hard to relate to and understand. There wasn't much of a plot and nothing really happens. They just sit around and do weird things to annoy each other. I was actually very dissapointed. I've heard great things about Twister, but I didn't see anything great about it.

Except, of course, Crispin Glover. He plays a charachter called Howdy. A freaky weird actor type. His hair looks really cool. Plus they show him playing guitar and singing. Which is always cool. If Crispin wasn't in this movie, I would've hated it. He was the only saving grace for me.

Don't be confused, this is not Twister that came out in 1996, starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton. Which I think is really lame, naming a movie the same as one that came out 6 years earlier. Isn't that illegal?

Anyway, I'd stay away from this one, unless you're a die hard Crispin Glover fan. 

Crispinglover.com has a question and answer with Crispin covering the second film in his trilogy. The film is called Everything is Alright. Here's a portion of the interview:

Q: This film is the second part of your “It” trilogy. Can you explain what the themes in this trilogy are and how all the films link together?  read more »

Tom Green goes to Crispin Glover's house to deliver a Holiday card. Tom and Crispin talk about the film What is it and they check out one of Crispin's Jaguar's. The thing I like best about this interview is it is very candid and shows a very human side to Crispin, which you usually don't get to see.

This is an interview with Crispin Glover done by Vice Magazine out on the streets of New York. Crispin talks about his new film What is it? Very interesting interview. Crispin is very well spoken and actually makes some sense. Check it out.

Here is some footage of Crispin Glover on the Tom Green show. They watch a clip of his film What is it? I'm kinda dissapointed in this clip because they cut off the Crispin interview.

Here's some more Crispin Glover at his most bizarre. The guy never ceases to amaze me. He is an amazing man, who has an amazing gift. Check out this Clowny Clown Clown video. Too cool.

Based on a book by Herman Melville called Bartleby the Scrivener who was also the author of Moby Dick. This film was released in 2001 and stars David Paymer, Crispin Glover, Glenne Headly, Joe Piscopo and Maury Chaykin.  read more »

Fast Sofa is a cool, quirky little movie. It stars Jake Busey, Crispin Glover, Natasha Lyonne, Adam Goldberg and Jennifer Tilly. It has a weird vibe to it. It starts a little slow and the acting seems a bit cheesey...until Crispin enters the scene.

The plot is about Jake Busey who plays Rick who hooks up with Jennifer Tilly who is a porn star. Rick gets robbed and gets kicked out by his girlfriend. He hits the road and meets up with Crispin who plays Jules. Who plays a nerdy, virgin, insane, bird lover. And they have an adventure.  read more »

Crispin Glover reading from his book What it is and How it Gets Done. Including disturbing images. It's odd how the crowd is laughing like it's a comedy piece. I think that's what happens when people don't know how to react, they laugh. I love the intensity of Crispin Glover in this reading. If your a Glover geek, you need to watch this clip.

This is not the "legendary" Crispin Glover David Letterman appearance. This one was sometime in 1990. Crispan has a completely different look and a different "state of mind." Just can't get enough of Crispin Glover.

• Born: April 20, 1964
• Age: 43
• Born in: New York
• His father is actor Bruce Glover.
• He graduated from Beverly Hills High School in 1982.
• Crispin sued Steven Spielberg for cutting some of Crispin's footage from Back to the Future and splicing it into the sequel and used another actor to finish. Spielberg settled.
• He celebrates his birthday twice a year, April 20th and September 20th.
• Crispin attended The Mirman School, a private school for gifted and talented children in Bel Air, California.
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This is the legendary Crispin Glover appearance on the David Letterman show which originally aired July 28, 1987. Crispin came out dressed as his character from Rubin and Ed. It is actually a very bizarre performance. Everyone always speculates that Crispin is tripping on acid. I don't really think that is the case. I think he's just portraying Rubin. Either way, it is very cool to watch. Crispin Glover at his most weirdest.

One of the movies that really launched Crispin Glover's career was Back to the Future. Co starring Michael J. Fox, Lea Thompson and Christopher Lloyd.

They ended up doing a trilogy, and actually I thought all three were very entertaining. Even my 11 year old loves the movies. They are timeless...no pun intended.

Crispin Glover plays father Marty McFly. He's perfect for this role. Quirky and goofy. He's a genius.

Drop Dead Sexy is a movie that was released in 2006. It stars Crispin Glover and Jason Lee. I'm not really a fan of Jason Lee, he's very one dimensional for me. But Crispin Glover, on the other hand, carries the movie. He's great.

The plot is about these two guys, who get involved in murder, heist, blackmail, caper. Pretty good story, nice ending and best yet...Crispin Glover.

Check out Drop Dead Sexy if you haven't.