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Actor (109 credits)
2013
Doctor Who
(TV Series)
The 4th Doctor / The Curator
2007
Marple
(TV Series)
Frederick Treves
2004
Sudeki
(Video Game)
Opening Narrator (voice, uncredited)
2003
Strange
(TV Mini Series)
Father Bernard
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Asmoth
(2003)
... Father Bernard
2000
Max Bear
(TV Series)
Max Bear (voice)
1999
Silver
(Video Game)
Narrator (voice)
1992-1995
Medics
(TV Series)
Prof. Geoffrey Hoyt, general surgeon / Geoffrey Hoyt
1994
Equinox
(TV Series documentary)
Narrator
1992
Cluedo
(TV Series)
Professor Plum
1976
Seaside Special
(TV Series)
Dr. Who - with the Blackpool Carnival Procession
1974
Luther
Pope Leo X (uncredited)
1968
Z Cars
(TV Series)
Harry Russell
1976
Doctor Who
(TV Series) (additional material - 1 episode)
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Self (100 credits)
2010-2011
Timeshift
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Narrator
2004
GMTV
(TV Series)
Self
2001
Top Ten
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Host
1997
Century
(TV Series documentary)
Self - Narrator
1993
Chocolate
(TV Special)
The Controller (voice)
1990
Boom!
(TV Series)
Self
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Personal Details
Publicity Listings:
3 Biographical Movies
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1 Print Biography
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2 Portrayals
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8 Interviews
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4 Articles
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5 Magazine Cover Photos
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Height:
6' 3" (1.91 m)
Parents:
John Stewart Baker
| Mary Jane Fleming Baker
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
I was terribly out of work when I got the
Doctor Who (1963) job. I was temporarily on a building site when the BBC asked me. A few weeks later some of the men went out to buy the racing edition of the Standard and there was my picture on the front page. The BBC had told me not to tell anyone. Those men just couldn't believe it, their cement mixer becoming
Doctor Who (1963).
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Trivia:
At 6'3", he was the tallest actor to play the Doctor in
Doctor Who (1963). His immediate predecessor,
Jon Pertwee, was marginally shorter at 6'2".
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