Veteran character actor remembered for roles across TV and film
Summary
– Harris Yulin died of cardiac arrest in New York City at age 87
– Emmy-nominated for Frasier, also known for roles in 24, Ozark, Scarface, and more
– Was set to begin filming MGM+ series American Classic before his passing
Harris Yulin, the respected Emmy-nominated character actor, has passed away at 87 from cardiac arrest in New York City. Yulin’s career spanned over sixty years, earning recognition for standout roles in television classics such as Frasier, Ozark, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and 24, where he played NSA director Roger Stanton.
Known for his versatility, Yulin appeared in iconic films like Scarface, Ghostbusters II, Clear and Present Danger, and Training Day. On TV, he took on memorable parts, including Quentin Travers in Buffy and Buddy Dieker in Ozark, and he earned an Emmy nod for his guest role on Frasier. At the time of his death, he was preparing to work on the MGM+ series American Classic.
His long legacy in television and film has a lasting impact on audiences and fellow actors alike.
