Glenn Anders (1889-1981) was an American actor, primarily active in theater but with a notable film career. On the big screen, Anders specialized in playing eccentric, neurotic, or overtly unsettling characters, often with a touch of affectation and a distinctive voice. His most iconic role was that of George Grisby in Orson Welles's *The Lady from Shanghai* (1947), where he portrayed an ambiguous and charming business associate. Other significant films include *Secret Beyond the Door...* (1948) and the American remake of *M* (1951). His ability to imbue characters with a subtle aura of unease and instability made him a memorable figure in the cinematic landscape.