11 Facts About Glen Michael

Glen Michael was born on Cecil Buckland, 16 May 1926 and is a British former children's television presenter and an entertainer.

Glen Michael began his career as an entertainer on stage for the army and worked his way up with his many shows that encompassed his talent for comedy, in particular, impersonations.

Glen Michael eventually turned his attention to television, starring in many Scottish Television productions and dramas including:.

Glen Michael appeared in several one-off plays for the BBC and STV.

Glen Michael presented a weekly show on Saga FM every Sunday, playing songs from stage shows and classic records.

When Saga FM was bought by Real Radio company GMG Radio, Glen Michael decided not to move across to Smooth Radio.

Glen Michael starred in several pantomimes with Jack Milroy and completed many runs at the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow, the Gaiety Theatre, Ayr and the Edinburgh King's in various productions and plays.

Glen Michael made a brief cameo in an episode of the BBC series VideoGaiden, playing himself in a speaking role.

Glen Michael was assisted by his wife of many years, Beryl.

Mark Millar, writer of the comic book Kick-Ass, helped Glen Michael to get a cameo role in the film version of the comic-book series.

In 2008 Glen Michael released an autobiography called Life's a Cavalcade, in which he tells how he worked his way to becoming a performer, his life in the army and how he ended up in Scotland.