American actor Steve Harris appeared as Eugene Young on the television drama The Practice from 1997-2004. He stars opposite Jennifer Carpenter in the horror thriller Quarantine, which opened on October 10, 2008.
Career
Prior to landing a role on The Practice, Harris appeared in several episodes each of the television police dramas Law & Order and New York Undercover. He starred as James Johnson on the short-lived television series Heist and provided the voice for Ethan Bennett and his alter-ego Clayface on the animated television series The Batman. He appeared in minor roles in the films The Mod Squad, Minority Report, Bringing Down the House and The Skulls.
Notable Roles
- 1997-2004: Eugene Young in The Practice
- 2000: Sonny Liston in Muhammad Ali: King of the World
- 2002: Jad in Minority Report
- 2005: Charles in Diary of a Mad Black Woman
Steve Harris Timeline
Note: The IMDb links in this timeline have pop-ups.
1965: Born on December 3 in Chicago, Illinois, USA
1994: Against the Wall - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
1997: George Wallace - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
1997-2004: The Practice - IMDb Listing
1999: The Mod Squad - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
2000: King of the World - IMDb Listing
2000: The Skulls - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
2002: Minority Report - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
2004: Death and Texas - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
2005: Diary of a Mad Black Woman - IMDb Listing | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
References
Fast Facts
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Also known as
Steve J. Harris
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Born
December 3, 1965
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Birth place
Chicago, Illinois
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Brother
Fellow actor Wood Harris
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Fact:
Attended Northern Illinois University
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Film debut
Radio announcer in Don't Mess with My Sister (1985)
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Television debut
Homicide: Life on the Street (1993)
