Name:	David Baddiel
Occupation:	Comedian
Gender:	Male
Height:	173 cm
Birth Day:	May 28, 1964
Age:	61
Birth Place:	New York City - New York
Zodiac Sign:	Gemini
DOB in Roman:	V.XXVIII.MCMLXIV

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David Baddiel

David Baddiel was born on 28 May 1964(61 years old) in New York. David Baddiel is Comedian, Zodiac sign - Gemini. More detail about David Baddiel given below.

About David Baddiel

Mary Whitehouse is a British comedian and TV presenter who stars in The Mary Whitehouse Experience, a sketch comedy show. He is also known for his television shows Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned, which he co-created with Frank Skinner.

David Lionel Baddiel is an English comedian, novelist, columnist, and television presenter. He is known for his work alongside Rob Newman in The Mary Whitehouse Experience and partnership with Frank Skinner. Baddiel is also a screenwriter and a published novelist, having written the children's novels The Parent Agency, The Person Controller, AniMalcolm, Birthday Boy, Head Kid and The Taylor TurboChaser.

Children	2
Birth name	David Lionel Baddiel
Notable works and roles	The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Newman and Baddiel in Pieces, Fantasy Football League, Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned, Baddiel's Syndrome, The Parent Agency
Alma mater	King's College, Cambridge
Relative(s)	Ivor Baddiel (brother), Daniel Baddiel (brother)
Years active	1984–present
Subject(s)	Human interaction, sex, football, religion
Medium	Television, film, stand-up
Genres	Satire, observational comedy
Nationality	British, American
Born	May 28, 1964, Troy, New York, US
Partner(s)	Morwenna Banks, (present)

Trivia

He wrote the screenplay for the The Infidel and he has published four novels: Time For Bed (1996), Whatever Love Means (2002), The Secret Purposes (2006), and The Death of Eli Gold (2011).

David Baddiel before fame

Before debuting on television, he studied at Cambridge University in England.

Achievement of David Baddiel

He wrote the screenplay for the The Infidel and he has published four novels: Time For Bed (1996), Whatever Love Means (2002), The Secret Purposes (2006), and The Death of Eli Gold (2011).