Calvin Tenner

Calvin Tenner embarked on his acting career in 2006 with the short film ‘The Script’, followed by ‘Larry Edgerton’ in 2007. His career gained significant momentum when he secured the role of Glenn, a warehouse worker, in the popular American comedy series ‘The Office’. From 2008 to 2013, Tenner appeared in 16 episodes of ‘The Office’, initially credited as Lester and later as Calvin before his character’s name was finalized as Glenn. His consistent presence on a highly-rated show like ‘The Office’ broadened his industry exposure and led to diverse roles.

Following his tenure on ‘The Office’, Tenner expanded his film and television credits. In 2013, he appeared in the action sci-fi thriller ‘Bounty Killer’. He further showcased his acting range with roles in the legal thriller ‘The Catch’ in 2017, where he portrayed an FBI Agent, and the supernatural sitcom ‘Ghosted’ from 2017 to 2018, contributing stunt work as a double for Leroy. His involvement in these projects demonstrated his capabilities beyond comedic roles and included stunt performances, highlighting his adaptability as a performer. Tenner also appeared in the crime drama miniseries ‘Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.’ in 2018, playing the role of Buntry in two episodes.

Throughout his career, Tenner has accumulated over 35 acting credits and 4 stunt credits. Notable appearances include ‘Life in Pieces’ (2016), ‘Dice’ (2016), ‘Bodied’ (2017) as Guard Bouncer, and ‘Snowfall’ (2023) as a Masked Man. He also played Abel in the 2020 film ‘CainAbel’ and had a role as the THE CURE SPA Security Guard in Kenny Lattimore’s 2022 music video ‘Take A Dose’. His consistent work in various productions demonstrates a sustained commitment to his craft, ensuring a steady progression in his career within the entertainment industry.