Actrice Julie Harris s'arrête pour acheter un café sur Broadway, 1952 © Robert Wands

Actress Julie Harris, honorary degree recipient, being interviewed with President David B. Truman on Founder's Day  Archives and Special Collections Digital Images 

Julie Harris pose avec un Emmy reçu en 1962.

JULIE HARRIS_THE_BIG_VALLEY_ORIGINAL_1967_ABC_TV_PHOTO

Julie Harris (second from left) and fellow Broadway stars James Earl Jones, Angela Lansbury and Jerry Orbach pose on stage after receiving Tony Awards at the 23rd annual Tony Awards ceremony

Julie Harris played Charity Jones in the Tarzan episodes The Perils of Charity Jones Part 1 et2

The Family Holvak 1975 Julie Harris Glenn Ford

1976 THE LAST OF MRS. LINCOLN

JULIE HARRIS  MICHAEL J FOX 1986 family ties

1988 LONI ANDERSON JULIE HARRIS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE

Calista_Flockhart_and_Julie_Harris_The_Glass_Menagerie_1994

 1953 The Member of the  wedding

http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/288086/Member-of-the-Wedding-The-Movie-Clip-It-Don-t-Do-.html

1955 Une fille comme ça (I am a camera)

1955 A l'est d'Eden Richard Davalos Julie Harris Harold Gordon Lois Smith James Dean

1955 Jeanne d'Arc

1955

JULIE HARRIS 1957 THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN

1961 A shot in the dark avec William Shatner

1961 Victoria Regina

1962 Julie Harris pose avec un Emmy reçu.

1963 The Haunting

1963-1964 A l'Actors Studio jouant Marathon"33"

 1965

1966 : Détective privé(Harper) Jack Smight  Julie Harris  Paul-Newman

1968 THE SPLIT

The Belle of Broadway: Julie Harris--a career in photos

Harris, a 6-time Tony Award Winner (5 Competitive, 1 Lifetime Achievement), 3-time Emmy Winner & Oscar nominee, passed away on August 24th, 2013. She was 87.


The brilliant actress played such real-life ladies as Emily Dickinson, Joan of Arc, Mary Todd Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Florence Nightingale, Queen Victoria and Charlotte Bronte.

Her first love was the stage, but Harris also made her mark on film and TV.
   

 

Harris, Ethel Waters and Brandon De Wilde goof around on 

the MEMBER set

Harris was nominated for a 1952 Best Actress Oscar for her performance

 

 

 

Abra in EAST OF EDEN with James Dean

 

The E OF E cast relaxes between takes: Richard Davalos, Harris, Albert Dekker, Lois Smith and Dean

 

 

The first big screen Sally Bowles in 1955's 

I AM A CAMERA opposite her chum Laurence Harvey

 

Harris had won a Tony Award for her work in the Bwdy. production of CAMERA

 

 

 

 

Anthony Quinn's love interest in the Rod Serling written REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My favorite Harris role, the damaged & doomed Eleanor 'Neil' Lance

in the Robert Wise 1963 ghost story classic, THE HAUNTING

 

 

 

The crazy, junkie lounge singer Betty Fraley

in HARPER Starring Paul Newman and directed by workhorse Jack Smight

 

 

The self-destructive and suicidal wife of Brian Keith in REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE

 

 

 

 

 

Sigourney Weaver's host in GORILLAS IN THE MIST

 

Harris also shined on TV:

 

She snared 11 Emmy nominations, winning 3--HALLMARK HALL OF FAME's ''Little Moon of Alban'' & ''Victoria Regina' and her voice over performance as Susan B. Anthony in NOT FOR OURSELVES ALONE: THE STORY OF ELIZABETH STANTON & SUSAN B. ANTHONY

 

 

With Red Buttons on KNOT'S LANDING

Harris played country singer Lillmae Clements from 1980-87 on the prime time soap

 

 

Mary Todd in the 1976 gem THE LAST OF MRS. LINCOLN with Robby Benson as Tad and Micheal Cristofer as Robert

 

Harris had won a Tony for playing Abe's babe on Broadway 

 

 

 

 

 

Anthony Perkins sister in the 1970 chiller HOW AWFUL ABOUT ALLAN

 

 

 

 

Glenn Ford's wife and Lance Kerwin & Elizabeth Cheshire's mom in

the short-lived 1975 drama THE FAMILY HOLVAK

 

 

 

4 appearances as missionary Charity Jones on TARZAN with Ron Ely

 

And of course, the stage:

 

A Tony win for playing Emily Dickinson

 

 

 

 

Harris appeared on Broadway in over 30 plays and musicals from 1945 to 1997

 

 

 

 

 

She teamed up with Charles Durning in THE AU PAIR MAN & THE GIN GAME

 

Other White Way roles for Harris included: 

 

Joan of Arc in THE LARK

1956 Tony Award Winner Best Actress in a Play

 

 

 

 

 

THE GLASS MENAGERIE with Calista Flockhart

 

 

 

 

A SHOT IN THE DARK with William Shatner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SKYSCRAPER with her future THE BELLE OF AMHERST & THE GIN GAME director Charles Nelson Reilly and Peter Marshall

 

 

 

 

Another Tony win for FORTY CARATS

 

All told, Harris was honored with 10 Tony nominations, 5 wins and a Lifetime Achievement Award

 

 

Did you know...?

 

In 2005 she was a recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors.

 

She has one son, Peter Gurian

 

Harris suffered a stroke in 2001.

 

 

Harris on film:

 

THE BELLE OF AMHERST http://youtu.be/v7jBfFzsGKg

 

Scene from EAST OF EDENhttp://youtu.be/du9jH9jPTMs

 

 

HOW AWFUL ABOUT ALLANhttp://youtu.be/ZuygOootLWw

 

Scene from THE HAUNTINGhttp://youtu.be/sog3etUwtSk

 

 

Alan King gives Julie her Tony Award for THE LAST OF MRS. LINCOLNhttp://youtu.be/XGl7aJkXI5Y

 

 

Trailer for REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYEhttp://youtu.be/xJg4jQk7F7w

 

 

KNOTS LANDINGhttp://youtu.be/Efi0Dy4Hn5U

 

 

 

 

Posted 24th August 2014 by scottrollins

 

Source:http://cscottrollins.blogspot.fr/2013/08/the-belle-of-broadway-julie-harris.html