Glyn Owen Net Worth is$16 Million Glyn Owen Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Glyn Griffith Owen (6 March 1928 – 10 September 2004) was a British stage, television and film actor, best known to British TV viewers for two roles: that of Dr Patrick O'Meara in the long-running ITV hospital drama Emergency - Ward 10, and that of Jack Rolfe, the headstrong director of the Mermaid Boatyard in the mid-1980s BBC series Howards' Way.
Date Of Birth March 6, 1928 Died 2004-09-10 Place Of Birth Bolton, Lancashire, England, UK Profession Actor Spouse Carrie Clifton Owen Star Sign Pisces
# Quote 1 There's nothing like the reaction a live audience gives you, and I wouldn't be without it. I can never get used to the ovation they give me when I walk on stage. 2 I may look tough, but basically I'm a pussycat!
# Fact 1 Father-in-law of Juliette Mole . 2 On the shortlist for the role of "Prof. Watson" (Glyn Houston) in Doctor Who (1963): The Hand of Fear. 3 Started acting in amateur dramatics. 4 His two children are actor Lloyd Owen and Cathy (born 1968).
Actor Title Year Status Character Pandaemonium 2000 Fisherman In Defence 2000 TV Series Will Chaney Extremely Dangerous 1999 TV Mini-Series Fleming Get Real 1998 TV Series Douglas Casualty 1996 TV Series John Carter Peak Practice 1996 TV Series Dr. Philip Ramsden The Life and Times of Henry Pratt 1992 TV Mini-Series Mr. Watkins Heartbeat 1992 TV Series DCI Paddy Merton Howards' Way 1985-1990 TV Series Jack Rolfe The District Nurse 1984 TV Series Shamps Squadron 1982 TV Series Wg. Cmdr. Beck Juliet Bravo 1982 TV Series Chaz Fairbrother The Bounder 1982 TV Series Nipper Ennal's Point 1982 TV Series Animal Morgan Bull Week 1980 TV Mini-Series Watson The Enigma Files 1980 TV Series Jack Hanlon Take the High Road 1980 TV Series Paul Cassell Doctor Who 1978-1979 TV Series Rohm-Dutt The Professionals 1978 TV Series Barry Martin All Creatures Great and Small 1978 TV Series Dick Tavener A Horseman Riding By 1978 TV Series Dr. O'Keefe The Sweeney 1978 TV Series Wally Hough Blakes 7 1978 TV Series Commander Leylan CBS Children's Film Festival 1976 TV Series Mr. Grant Crown Court 1973-1976 TV Series Raymond Deane / Bernard Curliffe The Firefighters 1975 Mr. Grant Oil Strike North 1975 TV Series Jack Mullery Survivors 1975 TV Series Bernard Huxley Rooms 1975 TV Series Mike You're on Your Own 1975 TV Series Julian King The Melting Pot 1975 TV Series The Capone Investment 1974 TV Series Reaygo Whodunnit? 1974 TV Series Ex Detective Wills Marked Personal 1974 TV Series Security Chief Nolan Bedtime Stories 1974 TV Series Duggie Weir The Adventures of Black Beauty 1974 TV Series Bridges Centre Play 1974 TV Series Henry The Black Arrow 1973-1974 TV Series Will Lawless Great Mysteries 1973 TV Series Det. Inspector Cumberland Hunter's Walk 1973 TV Series George Lomax Full House 1973 TV Series Norman in A Fair Day's Work Dixon of Dock Green 1971-1972 TV Series Bernie Jaeger / Victor Davis Man at the Top 1972 TV Series Robert Castleton M.P. The Brothers 1972 TV Series Edward Hammond ITV Saturday Night Theatre 1972 TV Series Brian Wincross Z Cars 1963-1971 TV Series Bannion / Barney Paul Temple 1971 TV Series Brechand Doomwatch 1971 TV Series 'Griff' Griffiths Play for Today 1971 TV Series Willie Softly Softly: Task Force 1971 TV Series Logan Sentimental Education 1970 TV Mini-Series Arnoux One More Time 1970 Dennis The Misfit 1970 TV Series Jaques Crime of Passion 1970 TV Series Louis Gourdeau The Wednesday Play 1970 TV Series Old Cass Parkin's Patch 1970 TV Series Mr. Winter Detective 1969 TV Series Hugh Willoughton Hadleigh 1969 TV Series Dane Edwards Who-Dun-It 1969 TV Series Paul Lindsay The Expert 1969 TV Series Thorpe Mogul 1969 TV Series Bill Brough Letters from the Dead 1968 TV Mini-Series Chief Insp. Reaygo The First Lady 1968 TV Series Group Captain Barney Lewis BBC Play of the Month 1968 TV Series Robert de Baudricourt / Old Tom Attack on the Iron Coast 1968 Forrester The Revenue Men 1967 TV Series James Greig Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 1967 TV Series Undetermined Role The Rat Catchers 1966-1967 TV Series Richard Hurst Dr. Finlay's Casebook 1965 TV Series Davie Cowan Coronation Street 1965 TV Series Norman Lindley R3 1965 TV Series Captain Richards Thorndyke 1964 TV Series Superintendent Morton Secret Agent 1964 TV Series Randall Catch Hand 1964 TV Series Mick No Hiding Place 1964 TV Series Sheldon Festival 1964 TV Series Con Thirty Minute Theatre 1963 TV Series Milo Morgan First Night 1963 TV Series Joe Cavanagh The Saint 1963 TV Series Superintendant Kinglake Bud 1963 TV Series Dai Moonstrike 1963 TV Series Renee Buthot Richard the Lionheart 1962-1963 TV Series Hugo / Edmund 24-Hour Call 1963 TV Series Mel Harwood Suspense 1963 TV Series Douglas Garton, a Solicitor BBC Sunday-Night Play 1962 TV Mini-Series Inspector Davies / Selwyn Dell A Chance to Shine 1962 TV Movie Tom Out of This World 1962 TV Series Frank Nelson The Keep 1962 TV Movie Constantine Morton Top Secret 1961 TV Series Dai Morgan You Can't Win 1961 TV Series Det. Sgt. Holliday Family Solicitor 1961 TV Series Kenneth Anderson Armchair Theatre 1960 TV Series Jack Jones On Trial 1960 TV Series Evan Lewis Interpol Calling 1960 TV Series Gill Inn for Trouble 1960 Lord Bill Osborne Probation Officer 1960 TV Series Tommy The Invisible Man 1959 TV Series Ronald Smith BBC Sunday-Night Theatre 1959 TV Series Huw William Tell 1958-1959 TV Series Anton Life in Emergency Ward 10 1959 Dr. Paddy O'Meara Behind Closed Doors 1958 TV Series A Santa for Christmas 1957 TV Movie The Assassin 1957 TV Movie Dr. Michael Clayton The Trollenberg Terror 1956-1957 TV Series George Brett
Self Title Year Status Character After They Were Famous 2002 TV Series documentary Himself Scene 1984 TV Series documentary Everyman 1978 TV Series documentary William Abraham This Is Your Life 1974 TV Series documentary Himself The Heart of Show Business 1967 TV Movie Himself - Performer Spectacular 1958 TV Series Himself
Known for movies Howards' Way (1985-1990)
Emergency-Ward 10 (1957-1961)
The Assassin (1957)
Attack on the Iron Coast (1968)
$16 Million
