Mark Linn-Baker

Mark Linn -Baker ( born June 17, 1954 St. Louis, Missouri) is an American actor and director.

Life

His film debut Linn -Baker in 1979 with a small supporting role in Woody Allen's Manhattan as a Shakespearean actor. After a few minor television roles he had in 1982 a major role in Richard Benjamin's My Favorite Year in New York on the side of Peter O'Toole.

He was in the running from 1986 TV series Perfect Strangers conquered Chicago in the role of Larry Appleton, who is brought from his had moved from southern Europe Cousin Balki again and again in absurd situations His breakthrough. The series was developed in the United States immediately to the TV hit. By 1993, a total of 8 squadrons were produced.

During this time Linn -Baker also took roles in numerous television productions, however, also appeared sporadically in films, so also in 1988 Doris Dorries Comedy I and He or 1992 in Peter Bogdanovich's romance begins the fun.

2005 was Linn -Baker can be seen in Michael Cuesta The end of innocence.

In addition to numerous other television roles led Linn -Baker in some TV productions also directed

Filmography (selection)

Private life

Linn -Baker is married to set designer and theater producer Adrianne Lobel since 1995.