Richard Harris

AKA:
Richard St John Harris
Nationality:
Irish
Birthdate:
10/01/1930
Birthplace:
Limerick, Ireland
Death Date:
10/25/2002
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biography
Gaunt but strapping and ruggedly handsome, Harris is an Irish lead who, after stage experience and several good supporting roles in films, came to prominence in the British "angry young man" school of "kitchen sink" realism, portraying a rough rugby player in Lindsay Anderson's "This Sporting Life" (1963). He started out as a stage actor, playing King Arthur in "Camelot" in the 1960s and again in the 80s. His other shows include "A View from the Bridge", "The Ginger Man", "Diary of a Madman", and "Man, Beast and Virtue". His 1990 London run of "Henry V" won several awards. Behind the scenes, Continued
Credits
Actor
2005
Voice of Opaz
2004
Sandeman
2002
Abbe Faria
2002
Professor Albus Dumbledore
2001
Marcus Aurelius
2000
Old Harry
2000
Douglas McCracken
1999
George Adamson
1999
John Power
1997
James Jarvis
1995
English Bob
1992
King Richard
1976
Captain Benjamin Tyreen
1965
Paddy O'Neil
Actor
Sean Reilly
Sir Roger Foxley
Mr Peachum
Cain
Rafer Janders
Dom Frollo
Rafer Hoxworth
Corrado Zeller
Christopher White
Dr Jonathon Chamberlain
Executive Producer
Director
Bull McCabe
Prescott Roe
David Swansey
Falk
Eitan
Captain Nolan
King Arthur
James McParlan
Kilpatrick
Oliver Cromwell
Fallon
Lord John Morgan
John Morgan--Man Called Horse
John Carter
Eugene Striden
Martin Steckert
Harry Crown
Zachary Bass
Louis Kinney
Danny Travis
Old Man Jacobs
Frank Machin
milestones
Year
Milestone
1956 
West End stage debut in Joan Littlewood's production of "The Quare Fellow" at the Royal Stratford
1956 
Produced and directed a stage production of "Winter Journey"
1956 
Appeared in the London stage production of "A View from the Bridge"
1957 
Made English TV debut in "The Iron Harp"
1958 
Film debut in "Alive and Kicking"
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