Mark Linn Baker, an American actor and director, has a net worth of $3 million.
Mark’s most well-known movies include “My Favorite Year,” where he played the role of Benjy Stone, and “Perfect Strangers,” a popular sitcom about Larry Appleton. Although Mark began his acting career in Broadway plays, he made his film debut in 1979 when he appeared in Woody Allen’s “Manhattan,” which led to more film roles and continued television success.
Baker gained fame in the late 2010s for his appearances on shows such as “Blue Bloods” and “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.” Baker was born on June 17th of 1954 in St. Louis.
St. Louis, Missouri.
His parents were both involved in entertainment, with his mother being a dancer and his father co-founding a theater in Hartford.
Mark Linn Baker attended Yale University after graduating from high school.
By 1979, he had earned an MFA in Drama by attending the Yale School of Drama.