Dylan BakerNationality:
American Birthdate:
10/07/1959 Birthplace:
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biography
This award-winning stage-trained actor has gained a high profile because of his strong performance as the zealous policeman in the riveting drama series "Murder One" (ABC, 1995-96). Baker appeared in regional theater productions as a teenager and pursued a career after graduating from the prestigious Yale School of Drama. He scored onstage in such diverse roles as a yuppie (opposite fellow "Murder One" cast mate Patricia Clarkson) in "Eastern Standard" (1989)--for which he won a Theater World Award--and as the Prince in the modern verse play "La Bete" (1991). Baker won an Obie Award for his
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milestones
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Milestone
Born in Syracuse, New York
Raised in Maryland and Lynchburg, Virginia
Appeared in regional theater productions as a teenager
1986
Starred in off-Broadway play "Not About Heroes" opposite Edward Herrmann, directed by Dianne Wiest
1987
Feature film debut "Planes, Trains and Automobiles"
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