Acting
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Born
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.
Accommodations· 2018
Eugene Beltzer
Lincoln in the Bardo· 2017
Reverend Everly
Bereavement· 2014
Gary
How Do You Know· 2010
Ron
Adam· 2009
Sam Klieber
12 and Holding· 2006
Mr. Farmer
Laughter on the 23rd Floor· 2001
Val Skotsky
Mickey's Audition· 1992
Assistant Director #2
Noises Off...· 1992
Tim Allgood
Bare Essentials· 1991
Gordon
Night of 100 Stars III· 1990
Self
Going to the Chapel· 1988
Norman Brinkmann
Here's to You, Mickey Mouse· 1988
Host
Me and Him· 1988
Him (voice)
The Recovery Room· 1985
Steve
The Ghost Writer· 1983
Nathan Zuckerman
Alice at the Palace· 1982
White Knight / Mock Turtle / White Rabbit / March Hare
My Favorite Year· 1982
Benjy Stone
The End of August· 1981
Victor LeBrum
Manhattan· 1979
Shakespearean Actor
All's Well That Ends Well· 1978
Bertram
There She Goes
Weekend Warriors
Elsbeth· 2024
Barney Corman
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law· 2022
Morris Walters
Ghosts· 2021
Henry Farnsby
Succession· 2018
Maxim Pierce
The Good Fight· 2017
Judge Don Linden
Chicago Med· 2015
Howie Mankiewicz
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt· 2015
Dave Hoffman
Younger· 2015
Clive Wexler
Red Oaks· 2014
Rabbi Ken
The Leftovers· 2014
Mark Linn-Baker
The Blacklist· 2013
Dr. Jonathan Nikkila
Blue Bloods· 2010
Carlton Miller
The Good Wife· 2009
Judge Don Linden
Life on Mars· 2008
Lincoln Hart
Twins· 2005
Alan Arnold
Law & Order: Criminal Intent· 2001
Wally Stevens
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit· 1999
Dr. Paul Capezio
Ally McBeal· 1997
Sheldon Maxwell
Spin City· 1996
Dr. Benjamin
Hangin' with Mr. Cooper· 1992
Larry Weeks
Law & Order· 1990
Vincent Balicheck
Family Matters· 1989
Mr. Benner
Full House· 1987
Perfect Strangers· 1986
Larry Appleton
Moonlighting· 1985
Phil West
The Equalizer· 1985
Ronnie
Miami Vice· 1984
'Bonzo' Barry Gold
American Playhouse· 1982
Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest· 1972
Self
Tony Awards· 1956
Self - Performer