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Ben Bailey-Smith United Kingdom

Age: 47

born September 21, 1977

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Doc Brown is the stage name of Ben Harvey Smith Bailey, the younger brother of novelist Zadie Smith. He was born in December 1977 to Jamaican and English parentage and began his professional career as a rapper. Following the release of his short film 'Blighty' he moved into the realm of stand-up comedy, appearing in the So You Think You're Funny contest as well as supporting Ricky Gervais on tour. He has been heard in the radio sitcom 'Rudy's Rare Records' as well as appearing in television comedies like 'Rev', 'Miranda' and 'The In-Betweeners' as well as more dramatic roles in the likes of 'Midsomer Murders'.

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    Black
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    Buzz Cutt
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  • Eye Color
    Brown
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  • Height
    5' 7"
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  • Ethnicity
    Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial
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  • Body Type
    Average
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  • Facial Hair
    Stubble
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  • Nationality
    United Kingdom
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Biography

Doc Brown is the stage name of Ben Harvey Smith Bailey, the younger brother of novelist Zadie Smith. He was born in December 1977 to Jamaican and English parentage and began his professional career as a rapper. Following the release of his short film 'Blighty' he moved into the realm of stand-up comedy, appearing in the So You Think You're Funny contest as well as supporting Ricky Gervais on tour. He has been heard in the radio sitcom 'Rudy's Rare Records' as well as appearing in television comedies like 'Rev', 'Miranda' and 'The In-Betweeners' as well as more dramatic roles in the likes of 'Midsomer Murders'.