Christopher Lloyd has done extensive acting work.
Christopher Robin, a character from the 1926 novel Winnie the Pooh and its franchiseChristopher "Chris" Traeger, a character from the American TV series Parks and RecreationChristopher Turk, a character from the American television series ScrubsPeter Christopher, lead character in the 1960s TV sitcom Occasional WifeChristopher "Kit" Walker, the real name of the comic character The PhantomChristopher Wilde, a character from the 2010 film Starstruck== Cognates in other languages ==Afrikaans: Christoffel, ChristoforusAlbanian: Kristofer, Kristofor, Kristoforid, KristoArabic:  (Krstafor, Kristfar, Krstufer),  (iufur, iafur),   (abdu l-mas),  (rst, rstaw, rstau)Aragonese: CristofoAzerbaijani: KristoferArmenian:  (Christapor, Krisdapor)Basque: KristobalBelarusian:  (Krystafier)Bengali:  (Krisophar)Breton: Kristof, KristolBulgarian:  (Christofr),  ("Khristofr")Catalan: CristforChinese:  (Klstuf), (Klsduf),  ("Klsduf)Cornish: KittoCorsican: CristofanuCroatian: KristoforCzech: KrytofDanish: Christoffel, Christoffell, Christoffer, Christofher, Christopher, Chriztoffer, Kristofer, Kristofers, Kristoffer, Kristoofer, KristopherDutch: Christoffel, Christoforus, Christophe, KristofEsperanto: KristoforoEstonian: Christoph, Kristof, Kristofer, Kristoffer, RistoFaroese: KristoffurFinnish: Kristoffer, RistoFlemish: Christoffel, KristofFrench: ChristopheGalician: CristovoGenoese: ChristoffaGerman: Christoph, Christof, ChristofferGeorgian:  (K'ristep'ore)Greek:  (Christphoros)Gujarati:  (Krisphara)Haitian Creole: KristfHawaiian: Kilikopela, 'Imiloa (direct translation)Hebrew:  (Kristofer)Hindi:  (Krisphar)Hungarian: Kristf, KrisztoferIcelandic: KristferIrish: CrostirItalian: CristoforoJapanese:  (Kurisutof)Kannada:  (Krisphar)Korean:  (Keuriseutopeo)Latin: Christopherus, ChristophorusLatvian: Kristaps, KristofersLithuanian: Kristoforas, KristupasMacedonian:  (Kristofer)Malayalam:  (Kristaphar)Maltese: Kristofru, amalluMarathi:  (Khristphar)Middle English: CristofreMongolian:  (Kristofyer)Nepali:  (Krisphar)Norwegian: KristofferOccitan: CristlPersian: Polish: KrzysztofPortuguese: CristvoRomanian: HristoforRussian:  (Khristofr)Sami: DoffSardinian: CristoluScottish Gaelic: CrsdeanSerbian:  (Hristofor)Sicilian: CristfuruSlovak: KritofSlovenian: KritofSorbian: KitoSpanish: Cristbal, Cristo, Tobolito, CristforoSwahili: GitteSwedish: Christoffer, KristofferTamil:  (Kiispar)Telugu:  (Krisphar)Thai:   (Kristofer)Turkish: KristofUkrainian:  (Khrystofor),  (Kryshtof)Urdu: Venetian: CristoforoVietnamese: Kristoffer, ChristopherWelsh: CristoffisYiddish:  (Tshristofer)== See also ==Christoph, a given name and surnameChristophers, a surnameKester (name), a given name and surname== References ==
 This process largely involves the production of meaning, whereby elements of an actor's performance acquire significance, both within the broader context of the dramatic action and in the relations each establishes with the real world

