Julie Harris (1925-2013), a multi-award-winning American actress, best known for her legendary stage career, also left a distinctive mark in film.

After reprising her stage role in *The Member of the Wedding* (1952), Harris gained cinematic recognition as Abra in Elia Kazan's *East of Eden* (1955), alongside James Dean. She shone in *The Haunting* (1963), where her portrayal of Eleanor Vance, a psychologically fragile woman, is considered emblematic of her artistry.

Specializing in roles of sensitive, vulnerable, or emotionally tormented women, Harris distinguished herself by her ability to imbue her characters with a subtle intensity and a palpable disquiet. Her acting was characterized by a profound emotional honesty, making her an unforgettable interpreter of complex characters.