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Steve Harris (born December 3, 1965) is an American actor. He has played Eugene Young on the legal drama The Practice , [1] Detective Isaiah "Bird" Freeman on the NBC drama Awake , and Charles McCarter in Tyler Perry ’s Diary of a Mad Black Woman .
Steve Harris. Actor: The Practice. Steve Harris is the son of John, a bus driver, and Mattie, a housewife, who stressed his and younger brother, Sherwin's education over his love for football.
- January 1, 1
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- Chicago, Illinois, USA
Steve Harris. Actor: The Practice. Steve Harris is the son of John, a bus driver, and Mattie, a housewife, who stressed his and younger brother, Sherwin's education over his love for football.
- December 3, 1965
- He Is A Chicago Native. Steve was born and raised in Chicago and comes from a close knit family. He is very proud of his midwestern roots and his home town has played a very important role in his life.
- His High School Was Featured In The Documentary Hoop Dreams. Basketball fans everywhere know that Hoop Dreams is arguably one of the greatest basketball documentaries of all-time.
- His Brother Is Also A Successful Actor. Steve is the older brother of actor, Wood Harris. Wood has also had a very successful career and has appeared in dozens of films and TV shows.
- He Was A College Athlete. St. Joseph’s High School was well-known for producing top notch athletes and that’s exactly what Steve was. After a successful high school football career, he went on to play football at Northern Illinois University.
Steve Harris is an American actor who has appeared in films such as The Rock, Minority Report, and The First Purge. He is also known for his role as Eugene Young on The Practice and his voice work as Clayface on The Batman.
The Practice is a TV series about a Boston law firm that defends various clients in crime, drama and mystery cases. Steve Harris plays Eugene Young, a junior attorney and later a partner, who appears in 167 episodes from 1997 to 2004.
Apr 5, 2012 · Actor Steve Harris talks about his role as Detective Isaiah Freeman in the suspenseful series Awake, where he plays the partner of a man who lives in two realities. He also reflects on his previous portrayals of authority figures and the complex history of Black America and the police.
