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AKA:
Steve J Harris
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Steve J Harris
Stanley Evans
Birthplace:
Chicago, Illinois
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A sports injury curtailed his dreams of playing professional football, so Chicagoan Steve Harris brought his commanding presence to the entertainment arena. The hefty bald black actor honed his craft on stage, tackling roles in Shakespeare and in more contemporary fare before landing work in other media. Initially billed as Steve J Harris, he landed a tiny part on the first episode of NBC's "Homicide: Life in the Street" followed by guest appearances, often as thugs and villains, on "Law & Order" (NBC), "New York Undercover" (Fox) and "Murder One" (ABC). His first real break occurred during
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Grew up in Westchester, Illinois, just outside of Chicago
Dreams of playing professional football curtailed by sports injury
1993
Landed a tiny part on the first episode of NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street"
1994
Acted in feature "Sugar Hill"
1994
Had big break as an "angry black man" in John Frankenheimer's "Against the Wall" (HBO), about the Attica prison uprising
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