John McGlynn
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Acting Credits
Biography
John McGlynn was born on September 8, 1953 in Scotland. He is an actor, known for The Queen (2006), Gangs of New York (2002) and All Creatures Great and Small (1978). Has acted with numerous theatre companies including: Glasgow Citizens, Royal Lyceum Edinburgh, Liverpool Playhouse, 7:84, Paines Plough and Nottingham Playhouse.
Known For
Filmography
White Lines
2020
as Judge - Manchester
Injustice
2011
as John Renner
Separations Agency
2009
The Queen
2006
as Balmoral Head Ghillie
Wimbledon
2004
as Bookmaker
The Planman
2003
as Crawford Hennessy-Boyd
The Dummy
2003
Gangs of New York
2002
as Bowery Boys Leader
The Emperor's New Clothes
2001
as Gendarme
Hero of the Hour
2000
as Ken
The Last Musketeer
2000
as James Wax
Trust
2000
as DI Jim Hinton
Wing Commander
1999
as Richard Bellegarde
Psychos
1999
as Colin Goodall
Midsomer Murders
1997
as Raif Canning
Nervous Energy
1995
as Ian
Bugs
1995
as Chris
A Pinch of Snuff
1994
as Jack Shorter
Roughnecks
1994
as Drew
The Long Roads
1993
as Iain McVurrich
The Merrihill Millionaires
1993
as Banjo McFarlane
Rain
1993
Eye of the Storm
1993
as Runceford
Eye of the Storm
1993
as Runceford / Erlingham
Resnick: Lonely Hearts
1992
as John Benedict
Heartbeat
1992
as Roy Thornton
Heartbeat
1992
as Lorenzo
Mr. Bean Takes an Exam
1991
Soldier Soldier
1991
as Major James McCudden
Jute City
1991
as Elliot
Midnight Breaks
1990
as Breaks drummer
Conversion of St Paul
1990
as Drummer
Wild Flowers
1990
as Lutanist
Alabama
1990
Wild Flowers: Women of South Lebanon
1987
In Traction
1986
as Mr. Wright
Blood Red Roses
1986
as Gordon
Lovejoy
1986
as Jameson
Casualty
1986
as Steve Lewis
Casualty
1986
as Malcolm Christy
ScreenPlay
1986
as Mr. Wright
ScreenPlay
1986
as Banjo McFarlane
A Sense of Freedom
1985
as Warder
Living Apart Together
1982
as Ritchie's Band
The Good Time Girls
1981
as Frank McGrath
House on the Hill
1981
as Boreland
The Slab Boys
1979
as Jack Hogg
All Creatures Great and Small
1978
as Calum Buchanan
The Thin End of the Wedge
1977
as Matthew