Matthew Glave Movies and TV Shows
Matthew Glave’s credits include memorable comic antagonists, recurring television authority figures and a dramatic feature lead. The roles range from a single-film obstacle to a character who returns across episodes, so this selection explains the format as well as the title.
Selected screen credits at a glance
| Title | Credited character or appearance |
|---|---|
| The Wedding Singer (1998) | Glenn Gulia |
| Funny Story (2018) | Walter Campbell |
| ER (recurring appearances) | Dr. Dale Edson |
| Stargate SG-1 (recurring appearances) | Colonel Paul Emerson |
| The Rookie (recurring appearances) | Oscar Hutchinson |
What to watch and why
The Wedding Singer (1998)
The romantic comedy supplies a prominent supporting role. It is a useful introduction to Glave’s comic work within a film whose central couple has a very different outlook from his character.
Funny Story (2018)
The independent comedy-drama gives Glave a more central performance. Choose it if your interest is seeing him carry a character’s emotional and social complications rather than appear as a familiar supporting face.
ER (recurring appearances)
A recurring doctor within the medical ensemble. Episode credits help locate the character; the role should not be mistaken for a lead running through every season of the series.
Stargate SG-1 (recurring appearances)
The science-fiction series puts him in a military-command context. This is a different kind of authority role from a doctor, with the franchise’s own world and continuity.
The Rookie (recurring appearances)
The police-series character is another way to follow his television work. Use the relevant episode summaries for context, particularly if you are avoiding spoilers from later appearances.
Where to start with Matthew Glave
Funny Story is the best contrast to a viewer who knows him only from The Wedding Singer. The three television selections show how recurring characters operate inside different ensembles. Film and episode lists can look equally long on a credits page, but a recurring part and a feature lead represent different viewing commitments and amounts of character development.
Credit sources and viewing options
This is a selected filmography, not an exhaustive list of every guest appearance. Character names identify the role; a documentary appearance as oneself and a voice performance are different credit types. Check the release year and episode before choosing a provider.
Matthew Glave film and television credit reference.
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