
Eugene Robert Glazer
Acting • Born 1942-12-16
Biography
Eugene Robert Glazer is an American actor best known for his portrayal of "Operations" on the TV show La Femme Nikita. Glazer was raised in Brooklyn, New York, and worked at a variety of jobs before moving to Los Angeles in the 1970s to pursue his acting career.
Filmography
43 credits
Parts: The Clonus Horror
Movie • 1979
Guide #2 (as Gene Glazer)

Out of the Night: The Stephen Arrington Story
Movie • 1995
Stuart Roth

I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
Movie • 1988
Officer

Dollman
Movie • 1991
Captain Shuller

The Five Heartbeats
Movie • 1991
David Green

The Women of Windsor
Movie • 1992
Paddy McNally

Loving Evangeline
Movie • 1995
Grant Shaw

Robert Townsend: Partners in Crime: Vol. 1
Movie • 1987

Intruder
Movie • 1989
Danny

Scanner Cop II
Movie • 1995
Institute Director

Stepping Out
Movie • 1991
Frank

Hunter's Blood
Movie • 1986
Harris

Bounty Tracker
Movie • 1993
Luis Sarazin

Hollywood Shuffle
Movie • 1987
Director / Teacher / Amadeus / Chicago Jones / Dirty Larry

The Substitute
Movie • 1993
Ben Wyatt

Golden Will: The Silken Laumann Story
Movie • 1996
Mr. Laumann

Eve of Destruction
Movie • 1991
Buddy #2

Skyscraper
Movie • 1996
Cranston

Joy of Sex
Movie • 1984
Dr. Fox

A Prayer in the Dark
Movie • 1997
John Dolan

New Blood
Movie • 1999
Mr. Ryan

The City Girl
Movie • 1984
The Man in the Hotel

It's My Party
Movie • 1996
Jim Bixby

Harlem Nights
Movie • 1989
Detective Hogan (as Eugene R. Glazer)

Falcon Crest
TV • 1981
Jim Parker

La Femme Nikita
TV • 1997
Operations

Sledge Hammer!
TV • 1986

Mutant X
TV • 2001
Nicholas Fox

T. J. Hooker
TV • 1982
Parker

The Division
TV • 2001
Charles Newland

War of the Worlds
TV • 1988
Marcus Crane

The Twilight Zone
TV • 1985
Michael Stephens

Quincy, M.E.
TV • 1976

24
TV • 2001
Alexander Trepkos

Charmed
TV • 1998
Elder

CSI: NY
TV • 2004
Dr. Burr

Walker, Texas Ranger
TV • 1993
FBI Agent Tom Sanders

Charlie's Angels
TV • 1976
Marty

Hill Street Blues
TV • 1981

Jake and the Fatman
TV • 1987

FX: The Series
TV • 1996
Gary Castle

Counterstrike
TV • 1990
Scott

Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
TV • 1993
Jason Torrence