Pip Baker

Pip Baker was born on Jan 03, 1929 in UK. Pip Baker's big-screen debut came with Night of the Big Heat directed by Terence Fisher in 1967.

Husband and wife writing team Pip and Jane Baker have enjoyed an extensive career as novelists, playwrights and film and television writers since the early sixties. The first film they worked on was "The Alibi" (1961) and from there they wrote episodes of a British-based American series called "The Pursuers" (1961-62). Other films they worked on included "The Break" (1962), "The Painted Smile" (1962), "Night of the Big Heat" (1967) and "Captain Nemo and the Underwater City" (1970). On television they have written for "The Expert" (1976), "Z Cars, Detective" (1968) and "Space: 1999" (1976) as well as three stories for DOCTOR WHO. They later worked on "Watt On Earth" (1991-1992) and a German production called "Ruby."