Harris Yulin was born in Los Angeles, California on
November 11, 1937. He is the cousin of screenwriter Sloan Nibley [1908-1990]
and actress Linda Stirling [1921-1997]. Yulin made his feature film debut in
Aram Avakian's “End of the Road” (1970). Since then, the noted character actor
has gone on to appear in over 115 films and TV appearances including one
Euro-western as Wyatt Earp in “Doc” (1970) with Stacy Keach and Faye Dunaway.
Yulin's television credits include starring roles in numerous
movies-of-the-week and guest roles on such series as “Dynasty” (1976) “Murphy
Brown” (1997) and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” (1999-2002). He received Emmy
nominations for his guest-starring roles on “Frasier” (1996) and “La Femme
Nikita” (2011). Yulin has worked extensively in the theater as an actor and as
a director both in Los Angeles, where he founded the LA Classic Theatre, and on
Broadway, where he appeared in A Lesson from Aloes, Watch on the Rhine and The
Visit. Today we celebrate Harris Yulins’ 75th birthday.
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