Glenn Quinn, best known for his role as Mark Healy in the 1990s television series “Roseanne,” left an indelible mark on the hearts of many viewers. Despite his untimely death, his talent and charisma continue to be remembered by fans. Here are 10 lesser-known facts about the late actor that you may not have known. 1. A True Irishman Although Glenn Quinn flawlessly portrayed the American character Mark Healy in “Roseanne,” he was actually born in Dublin, Ireland, on May 28, 1970.

Mighty Magiswords seems like something that might come up if you were a D&D nut but also lived inside of a cartoon for most of your life. There’s no denying that there’s some whimsical attachment to it that some people seem to love and a kind of perverse fascination with the fact that so many different swords exist to be found and purchased, but it also begs the question as to what the people behind the animation and the story might be on when they come up with the content for their episodes.

Bone Tomahawk is one of Kurt Russell’s lesser known movies but it’s not one of his lesser movies overall. It’s a search and rescue film that eventually becomes more of a search and hope to survive kind of ordeal. When three people are taken from the town of Bright Hope by a cannibalistic tribe the sheriff, his deputy, and two others go searching for them. What they find though is a horrific sight as the cannibals and other threats make themselves known throughout the trip and continually harry the group until they’re finally captured and taken by the cannibals to be saved for later consumption.

Love and Mercy is the story of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys over the course of a lifetime. If you know anything about the Beach Boys then you know that Brian Wilson, the co-founder of the group, was not always a well man, but he is regarded as a genius among songwriters and performers. Some say he’s a tortured artist, or was back in the day, others would say he just went down a bad path, but many would likely agree that his music was something that took a great deal from him even as it sustained him for a while.

When the Bough Breaks might terrify anyone that’s ever gone through a surrogacy since the couple in the movie are depending on their surrogate to take care of herself and their baby as the wife in the relationship has tried and failed to bring a child to term. But when the surrogate mother starts leaning heavily on seducing the husband things get a little out of whack and she starts to threaten the baby, and then them.