Charles Baker is an American voice actor and on-screen performer recognized for his work with Funimation Entertainment, where he contributed to numerous English-language anime dubs in the 2000s and early 2010s. He was born on February 27, 1971, in Washington, D.C., and raised in various locations due to his father's career in the military, eventually studying music and theater at the University of Texas at Arlington.

Baker's voice acting career includes a range of supporting and guest roles across many popular anime series. His early work in the medium began with the long-running series One Piece, in which he voiced multiple characters from the start of the Funimation dub, including Braham, Kuromarimo, and Captain Yorki. Other notable anime credits include the role of Iruga in Ragnarok The Animation, Tanyu's Father in Mushi-Shi, Ryo Okayasu in Peach Girl, and Nishi Sanada in Sekirei: Pure Engagement. He also provided voices for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood as Heymans Breda and Bliss, the Bandit Boss in Claymore, Nick in Baccano!, and roles in series such as Ouran High School Host Club, Desert Punk, and D.Gray-man.

In addition to his voice work, Baker is widely known for his live-action role as Skinny Pete in the acclaimed television series Breaking Bad, a character he reprised in the sequel film El Camino. His on-screen career also includes appearances in The Blacklist, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and The Mandalorian. Despite his success in live-action, his contributions to anime voice acting during the 2000s remain a significant part of his professional background.