List of Tom Baker performances and credits

Tom Baker is an English actor with a prolific career across stage, film, television and radio. His professional acting debut was as the bear in The Winter’s Tale at Assembly Hall, Edinburgh, in 1966. His film debut came the following year in that play's film adaptation. Baker joined the National Theatre company in 1968, appearing in stage productions such as The Travails of Sancho Panza, The Merchant of Venice, The National Health and A Woman Killed with Kindness. His National Theatre contract ended in 1971.

His first major film role was as Grigori Rasputin in Nicholas and Alexandra (1971), for which he was nominated for two Golden Globe Awards: Best Actor in a Supporting Role and Best Newcomer. He appeared in the BBC’s 1972 Play of the Month production of The Millionairess. He continued to work in theatre, with a role in The Novelist at Hampstead and as the lead in Macbeth at the Shaw Theatre, London.

Baker took supporting parts in fantasy genre films, such as The Canterbury Tales (1972), The Vault of Horror (1973), Frankenstein: The True Story (1973), The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973) and The Mutations (1974). His film career stagnated when three film projects collapsed due to lack of funding, and he started working part-time on a building site. His performance in The Golden Voyage of Sinbad impressed producer Barry Letts, who cast Baker in February 1974 as the fourth incarnation of the Doctor in the science fiction series Doctor Who (1974–1981). Baker's performance is often considered the best of the many actors who played the character. He stayed with the series for seven consecutive seasons.

Baker withdrew to the theatre after leaving Doctor Who. He played Oscar Wilde on stage in Feasting with Panthers at the Chichester Festival Theatre in 1981, and the following year played Judge Brack in Hedda Gabler in the West End and Dr. Bryant in Educating Rita for the Royal Shakespeare Company. He returned to television, portraying Sherlock Holmes in the serial The Hound of the Baskervilles (1982) and Redbeard Rum in Blackadder II (1986). His first long-running role since playing the Doctor was as Dr. Hoyt in the medical drama series Medics (1992–1995). He later appeared in the series Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) (2000–2001) and Monarch of the Glen (2004–2005).

Baker moved into voice acting in the early 2000s. He narrated the comedy series Little Britain (2003–2006, 2019) and Little Britain USA (2008). In 2006 he was voted the fourth-most recognisable voice in the United Kingdom. He had voice roles in animated programmes such as Tales of Aesop (1990), The Secret Show (2006), The Beeps (2007–2008) and Star Wars Rebels (2016). He has also provided vocals for musical artists such as alternative rock band Mansun (on the 1998 album Six) and progressive rock project Ayreon (on the 2020 album Transitus). Since 2011, Baker has regularly reprised his role as the Fourth Doctor in licensed audio dramas by Big Finish Productions.

Film

Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1967 The Winter's Tale Uncredited; film debut [1]
1971 Nicholas and Alexandra Grigori Rasputin Nominated for the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Supporting Role and Best Newcomer [2][3]
1972 The Canterbury Tales Jenkin [4][5][6]
1973 Dear Parents Karl [7][4][8]
1973 The Vault of Horror Moore [4][6]
1973 Frankenstein: The True Story Sea captain [9][6]
1973 The Golden Voyage of Sinbad Koura [4][10]
1974 Luther Pope Leo X Does not appear in some versions of the film
1974 The Mutations Lynch [11][12][6]
1980 The Curse of King Tut's Tomb Hasan [13][6]
1983/4 The Passionate Pilgrim Sir Tom Short film [14][15][16]
1984 The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood Sir Guy de Gisbourne [17]
1985 Enemy Mine Narrator
1989 The Wolves of Willoughby Chase [18][19]
1998 Backtime Sarge [20][21]
2000 Dungeons & Dragons Halvarth [22]
2005 The Magic Roundabout Zeebad Voice; Redubbed for US release [23][24]
2006 Global Haywire Narrator Documentary [25]
2010 The Genie in the Bottle Short film [26]
2013 Break Glass in Case Of... Monica Voice
Saving Santa Santa Voice; UK dub [27]
2019 Wonder Park Boomer [28][29][30]

Television

Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1968 Dixon of Dock Green The man Episode: "The Attack"
Market in Honey Lane Doorman Episode: "The Matchmakers"
George and the Dragon Porter Episode: "The 10:15 Train"
Z-Cars Harry Russell Episode: "Hudson's Way"
Dixon of Dock Green Foreman Episode: "Number 13"
1969 Thirty-Minute Theatre Corporal Schabe Episode: "The Victims: Frontier"
1970 Softly, Softly Site foreman Episode: "Like Any Other Friday"
1972 Play of the Month Dr. Ahmed el Kabir Episode: "The Millionairess" [31][32]
1973 Arthur of the Britons Brandreth / Gavron Episode: "Go Warily"
1974–1981 Doctor Who Fourth Doctor 172 episodes (excluding Planet of the Spiders and Shada)
1975 Jim'll Fix It 1 episode
Disney Time [33]
1976 Piccadilly Circus Mark Ambient
1977 Nouvelles de Henry James
1978 Late Night Story Host 4 episodes [34]
1979–1981 The Book Tower Presenter 21 episodes
1982 The Hound of the Baskervilles Sherlock Holmes 4 episodes (mini series) [35][36]
1983 Jemima Shore Investigates Dr. Norman Ziegler Episode: "Dr. Ziegler's Casebook"
Doctor Who Fourth Doctor Episode: "The Five Doctors" (via untransmitted archive footage from Shada) [37]
1984 Remington Steele Anatole Blaylock Episode: "Hounded Steele"
1985 Jackanory Storyteller Episode: "The Iron Man"
1986 The Life and Loves of a She-Devil Father Ferguson Episode 4
Redwall Friar Hugo (voice)
Blackadder II Captain Redbeard Rum Episode: "Potato" [38][39]
The Kenny Everett Television Show Patient/John Thompson/Blu-Tac/Tom Series 4, Episode 1
1990 The Silver Chair Puddleglum [40]
Tales of Aesop Narrator
Hyperland Tom "Fantasy documentary" created by Douglas Adams [41][42][43]
BOOM! Co-presenter
1991 Selling Hitler Manfred Fischer 4 episodes
1992 Cluedo Professor Plum 6 episodes
Screen Two Sir Lionel Sweeting Episode: "The Law Lord"
Doctor Who: The Tom Baker Years Presenter Video [44][45]
1992–1995 Medics Professor Geoffrey Hoyt 34 episodes
1993 Doctor Who Fourth Doctor Charity special Dimensions in Time [46]
1994 The Imaginatively Titled Punt & Dennis Show Actor in supermarket Cameo
Equinox Narrator Episode: "Rave New World" [47]
1998 Have I Got News for You Himself
2000 This Is Your Life
The Canterbury Tales Simpkin Voice only. Episode: "The Journey Back"
Max Bear Max Bear Voice only
2000–2001 Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) Professor Wyvern 10 episodes
2001 Fun at the Funeral Parlour Quimby Episode: "The Jaws of Doom"
2003 Swiss Toni Derek Asquith Episode: "Cars Don't Make You Fat"
2DTV Fourth Doctor Voice only. Series 4, Episode 1
Strange Father Bernard Episode: "Asmoth" [48][49]
Fort Boyard (UK) Captain Baker 20 episodes
2003–2005, 2019 Little Britain Narrator 21 episodes
2004 The Little Reindeer Santa Claus Voice
2004–2005 Monarch of the Glen Donald MacDonald 12 episodes
2005, 2007, 2015, 2016 Comic Relief Does Little Britain Narrator 5 episodes
2006 The Secret Show Robert Baron Voice only. Episode: "The Secret Room"
Little Britain: Abroad Narrator 2 episodes
2007 Agatha Christie's Marple Frederick Treves Episode: "Towards Zero" [6]
2007–2008 The Beeps Narrator 45 episodes
2008 Little Britain USA 6 episodes
Have I Got News for You Himself Guest host [36][50][51]
2010 In Confidence Series 1 Episode 5. Interviewed by Laurie Taylor [52][53][54]
2013 Doctor Who The Curator Episode: "The Day of the Doctor" [55]
2016–2017 Star Wars Rebels Bendu Voice [56][57]
2017 Doctor Who Fourth Doctor Shada: Voice for animation and new live action scene [58]
2020 The Big Night In Narrator Little Britain special
Himself The Doctors Say Thank You

Theatre

Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1966 The Winter's Tale The Bear, Rogero, Autolycus, a gentleman, two dancers Assembly Hall, Edinburgh; Cambridge Theatre, London; Teatro La Fenice, Venice [6]
1967 Shop in the High Street Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Stand Still and Retreat Onwards
Apple a Day
Dial M for Murder Henley-on-Thames
The Reluctant Debutante
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead T/O Extra The Old Vic
1968 Hay Fever The Library Theatre, Scarborough
The Strongbox
Arden of Faversham
A Bout in the Backyard
1969–70 The National Health or Nurse Norton’s Affair Extra The Old Vic
The Travails of Sancho Panza Rozinante the horse
1970 The Merchant of Venice Prince of Monaco
1969–70 The National Theatre
1970 The Idiot Parfyon Rogozhin [6]
1970–1 Mrs. Warren's Profession
1971 A Woman Killed With Kindness Sir Francis Acton The Old Vic [6]
The Rules of the Game Filippo New Theatre and Theatre Royal
1972 Troilus and Cressida Bristol Old Vic
Don Juan
The White Devil
1973 Macbeth Macbeth, King of Scotland Shaw Theatre [6][59]
1974 The Trials of Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde Oxford Festival [60]
1981 Treasure Island Long John Silver Mermaid Theatre [6]
Feasting with Panthers Oscar Wilde Chichester Festival Theatre [61][6][62]
1982–3 Hedda Gabler Judge Brack Bristol Hippodrome and Cambridge Theatre, London
Educating Rita Frank UK Tour [63]
1984–5 She Stoops to Conquer Mr Hardcastle National Theatre – Lyttelton, National Theatre
Theatre Royal
1985 The Mask of Moriarty Sherlock Holmes/Professor Moriarty Gate Theatre
1987 An Inspector Calls Inspector Goole Westminster Theatre, London [64][36]
1988 The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 Ken de la Maize Greenwich Theatre, London
1994 Arsenic and Old Lace Jonathan Brewster Theatre Royal, Alhambra Theatre and other locations [6]
2024 A Christmas Carol Jacob Marley (prerecorded segment) Crime and Comedy Theatre Company [65]

Video games

Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1995 Little Red Riding Hood Narrator Voice [66]
1997 Destiny of the Doctors Fourth Doctor Voice and likeness [67][68][6]
2000 Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future Narrator Voice [69]
2001 Hostile Waters: Antaeus Rising [70]
2003 Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior [71][72]
2004 Sudeki [73]
2005 Heretic Kingdoms: The Inquisition
MediEvil: Resurrection Grim Reaper [74]
2006 Cold Winter John Gray [75]
2007 Little Britain: The Video Game Narrator [69][76]
2015 Lego Dimensions Fourth Doctor Voice; archive sound
Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet Sebastian J. Coot Voice [77][78]
2018 Shadows: Awakening Krenze [79]

Audio drama

Key
† Denotes series that have not yet been released
Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1976 Doctor Who and the Pescatons Fourth Doctor [80]
Exploration Earth Episode: "The Time Machine"
1992–1993 Lionel Nimrod's Inexplicable World Lionel Nimrod [81]
1994 The Russia House Barley Blair
Lost Empires Nick Ollanton
1995 Bomber Narrator
1999 Nicholas Nickleby Vincent Crummles [82]
2003 Tom's Diner[83] Tom Plum 4 episodes
2009 Doctor Who: Hornets' Nest Fourth Doctor 5 episodes [81][84]
2010 Doctor Who: Demon Quest 5 episodes [81][85][86]
2011 Doctor Who: Serpent Crest 5 episodes [81][87][88]
2012 Hard Times Josiah Bounderby [89]
2012–present Doctor Who: The Audio Adventures Fourth Doctor 125 episodes
2020–2021 The Curator 3 episodes
2013 Treasure Island Long John Silver / Captain Flint Produced by Big Finish Productions [90][6]
2015 Sky Adverts Himself
2018 The Diary of River Song Fourth Doctor Episode: "Someone I Once Knew" [91][92]
2019 Little Brexit Narrator [93]
2026 Sir Sherlock: The Red Letter Day † Sherlock Holmes [94]

Music

Year Artist Album Notes Ref(s)
1982 The Conversation Foundation Serafina - the Story of a Whale Baker plays Adamus Plato; produced for EMI's Music for Pleasure [95][96][97]
1995 Technocat Spoken vocals on the track "Only Human"
1998 Mansun Six Narrator on track "Witness to a Murder (Part 2)" [98][99][100]
2009 Stephen James Andabrek Recorded monologue for the track "Megamorphosis" in 2002 [101][102]
2020 Ayreon Transitus Baker plays the character "The Storyteller" [103]

Web

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2020 The Doctors Say Thank You Himself [104][105]

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