| Family moved to Brookline, MA when Glimcher was eight; returned to family's Minnesota ranch to work each summer until he was 18 |
| Set to direct the Broadway musical "The Mambo Kings" |
1961 | Opened first art gallery in Boston, named Pace after his late father |
1962 | Moved to New York (date approximate) |
1963 | Interest in New York artists and their work prompted him to open art gallery in New York with Fred Mueller |
1968 | Moved art gallery to I M Pei-designed space across 57th Street in New York |
1980 | First involvement in filmmaking, when friend Robert Benton cast him in cameo role as a bidder at an art auction in "Still of the Night" |
1984 | Persuaded Dian Fossey to allow him to make film about her life among the mountain gorillas of Rwanda; Fossey murdered in 1985 while Glimcher was on way to meet her |
1986 | First film as associate producer, "Legal Eagles" |
1988 | Produced "The Good Mother" which starred Diane Keaton and Liam Neeson |
1988 | Produced first feature "Gorillas in the Mist" |
1992 | Made directorial debut with the feature "The Mambo Kings" starring Armand Assante and Antonio Banderas; based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love" by Oscar Hijuelos |
1995 | Produced and directed the thriller "Just Cause" starring Sean Connery and Laurence Fishburne |
1999 | Directed and Produced the comedy "The White River Kid" |
