Mark Linn-Baker
Biography
Mark Linn-Baker is an American stage and screen actor and director. He is best known for his portrayal of Larry Appleton on the television sitcom "Perfect Strangers". He holds an MFA in Drama from the Yale School of Drama, New Haven, Connecticut.
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Acting History
2022
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law as Morris Walters
2021Ghosts as Henry Farnsby
2018Accommodations as Eugene Beltzer
2018Succession as Maxim Pierce
2017The Good Fight as Judge Don Linden
2017Lincoln in the Bardo as Reverend Everly
2015Chicago Med as Howie Mankiewicz
2015Younger as Clive Wexler
2015Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt as Dave Hoffman
2014Red Oaks as Rabbi Ken
2014The Leftovers as Mark Linn-Baker
2014Bereavement as Gary
2013The Blacklist as Dr. Jonathan Nikkila
2010How Do You Know as Ron
2010Blue Bloods as Carlton Miller
2009The Good Wife as Judge Don Linden
2009Adam as Sam Klieber
2008Life on Mars as Lincoln Hart
200612 and Holding as Mr. Farmer
2005Twins as Alan Arnold
2001Law & Order: Criminal Intent as Wally Stevens
2001Laughter on the 23rd Floor as Val Skotsky
1999Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as Dr. Paul Capezio
1997Ally McBeal as Sheldon Maxwell
1996Spin City as Dr. Benjamin
1992Mickey's Audition as Assistant Director #2
1992Hangin' with Mr. Cooper as Larry Weeks
1992Noises Off... as Tim Allgood
1991Bare Essentials as Gordon
1990Law & Order as Vincent Balicheck
1990Law & Order as Tom Wilder
1990Night of 100 Stars III as Self
1989Family Matters as Mr. Benner
1988Going to the Chapel as Norman Brinkmann
1988Me and Him as Him (voice)
1987Full House
1986Perfect Strangers as Larry Appleton
1985The Equalizer as Ronnie
1985The Recovery Room as Steve
1985Moonlighting as Phil West
1984Miami Vice as 'Bonzo' Barry Gold
1983The Ghost Writer as Nathan Zuckerman
1982My Favorite Year as Benjy Stone
1982Alice at the Palace as White Knight / Mock Turtle / White Rabbit / March Hare
1982American Playhouse
1981The End of August as Victor LeBrum
1979Manhattan as Shakespearean Actor
1978All's Well That Ends Well as Bertram
1972Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest as Self
1956Tony Awards as Self - Performer
—There She Goes
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