Harriet Sansom Harris

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Harriet Sansom Harris
Born (1955-01-08) January 8, 1955 (age 69)
Fort Worth, Texas, U.S.
Education Juilliard School (BFA)
OccupationActress
Years active1977–present

Harriet Sansom Harris (born January 8, 1955) [1] is an American actress known for her theater performances and for her portrayals of Bebe Glazer on Frasier and Felicia Tilman on Desperate Housewives .

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Harris won a Tony Award in 2002 as a Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance in Thoroughly Modern Millie . In addition to television and theater, she has made various film appearances, including Memento , Addams Family Values , Nurse Betty and Phantom Thread .

Early life

Harris was born in Fort Worth, Texas, one of 3 children. On her mother's side, she is a descendant of one of the brothers of Marion Sansom, a 20th-century rancher and civic leader. Sansom Park is named after him. She began acting as a youngster, attending Arlington Heights High School. She attended Fort Worth Country Day School and graduated from there in 1973. [2] At age 17, she was accepted at the Juilliard School's Drama Division (1973–77, Group 6) [3] where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. [4]

After graduation from Juilliard, she joined John Houseman's touring repertory company The Acting Company, where she stayed for three years. During this time, she performed in productions of Shakespeare's King Lear and Romeo and Juliet , Antigone , and Mother Courage and Her Children .[ citation needed ]

Career

Theatre

Harris worked extensively on and Off-Broadway, including a 1989 performance at Second Stage Theatre in What a Man Weighs. One of her breakthrough performances was in the original cast of Paul Rudnick's Jeffrey , in which she was the sole female cast member.

In 1992, Harris made her Broadway debut in Four Baboons Adoring the Sun. That same year, she was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for her portrayal in the Off-Broadway play Bella, Belle of Byelorussia. In 1993, she received a second Drama Desk nomination for her performance in Jeffrey. She won both a Drama Desk and Tony Award in 2002 as a Featured Actress in a Musical for playing the role of Mrs. Meers in Thoroughly Modern Millie .

Since 2005, Harris has appeared in various stage productions across the United States. In summer 2006, she appeared as Vera Charles in the Kennedy Center's production of Mame opposite Christine Baranski in the title role. In early 2007, Harris appeared as Amanda Wingfield in the production of The Glass Menagerie at the Guthrie Theater. In summer 2007, she appeared on Broadway in the revival of the John Van Druten comedy Old Acquaintance as Mildred Watson Drake with Margaret Colin at the American Airlines Theatre.

In 2007, Harris returned to Broadway and joined the cast of the musical Cry-Baby , based on the John Waters film of the same name. The show previewed on Broadway at the Marquis Theatre on March 15, 2008, and opened on April 24. The production was nominated for Best Musical at the 2008 Tony Awards, and closed on June 22, 2008. She returned to Broadway as the Evil Stepmother in Cinderella in 2013. In 2015, Harris took on the role as the mother of the groom-to-be (who secretly wishes that her son was gay) in the musical comedy It Shoulda Been You , sparring with Tyne Daly who played the mother of the bride-to-be. Harris played the role of Fanny, head of the Cavendish family, in the musical The Royal Family of Broadway at the Barrington Stage Company, Massachusetts, from June to July 2018. [5]

Television

Harris's work in Jeffrey led to numerous television guest appearances, including a recurring role on the sitcom Frasier as Frasier's conniving agent Bebe Glazer from 1993 to 2004. Harris co-starred in several short-lived series, including The 5 Mrs. Buchanans , Union Square , The Beast , and It's All Relative , but played notable guest roles on multiple hit series, including Ghost Whisperer , Murphy Brown , Ally McBeal , Six Feet Under , Frasier and Ellen . Among them was her performance on The X-Files in the 1993 episode "Eve" as Dr. Sally Kendrick and her "Eve" clones. [6] [7] Series creator Chris Carter and Entertainment Weekly praised her casting and performance. [6] [7] The band Eve 6 was named after the character. [8]

Harris played Martha Huber's sister Felicia Tilman on the ABC drama series Desperate Housewives in 2004. The narrative saw Felicia arrive on Wisteria Lane to discover who was behind her sister's murder. She soon came to the conclusion that Paul Young was responsible, but before she could act out her revenge, she was attacked by his son Zach Young. To finish the story-line, she returned for the second season in 2005, which followed Felicia as she planned her final acts of revenge against Paul. She departed at the end of the second series by faking her own murder, framing Paul, and sending him to prison. She returned to Desperate Housewives for the series' seventh season. [9] On playing the character Harris commented:

People do find Felicia evil. I think she's just determined. She's a zealot pursuing an objective that no-one wants her to pursue. And it makes her really eccentric. And even though a man she's pursuing is the one who committed murder, he's only considered creepy by people and Felicia is always considered evil. I think that's so interesting because he's really the bad person. She's just trying to get him caught. But she is extreme. I think she doesn't stop when others would. She keeps on, she keeps pursuing and I think that is a scary thing. She just keeps scraping away until she eventually gets what she wants. And if she doesn't get it one way, she'll go around and do it another way. She's completely unapologetic about it. She doesn't care what anybody else thinks. [10]

In 2006, Harris starred in the Sci-Fi Channel miniseries The Lost Room as Margaret Milne.[ citation needed ]

In 2018, Harris appeared as Madelyn in the American Horror Story: Apocalypse episode "Sojourn", [11] and as Adriana in the Dynasty episode "Queen of Cups". She appeared as Ingrid Blix in the Netflix drama series Ratched in 2020. [12]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1993 Addams Family Values Ellen Buckman
1994 Quiz Show Enright's Secretary
1996 Romeo + Juliet Susan Santandiago
1998 The Jungle Book: Mowgli's Story Turtle / Rhesus (voice)
2000 Nurse Betty Ellen
Memento Mrs. Jankis
2001 The One Nurse Besson
2005 Monster-in-Law Therapist
2009 Moonlight Serenade Angelica Webster
2011 Rampart Stacy Cranston
2014 Love Is Strange Honey
2017 Phantom Thread Barbara Rose
2020 Baby Emakumea [13]
2021 Licorice Pizza Mary Grady
2023 Magazine Dreams State Counselor
Americana Tish
Jules Sandy

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1983 Another World Cathy HarrisEpisode: "20 May 1983"
1989 Doctor Doctor Peggy MurtaughEpisode: "The Murtagh Conundrum"
Highway to Heaven Ruth Ann KiferEpisode: "Merry Christmas from Granpa"
1991 Golden Years Francie Will2 episodes
Law & Order SheilaEpisode: "The Troubles"
1992Fool's FireLady ClairceTelevision movie
Law & Order Mrs. KennyEpisode: "The Corporate Veil"
1993 Lifestories: Families in Crisis CedallEpisode: "Dead Drunk: The Kevin Tunell Story"
The X-Files Sally Kendrick/Eves 6, 7, & 8Episode: "Eve"
1993–2004 Frasier Bebe Glazer 11 episodes
1994 Murphy Brown Yvonne BentleyEpisode: "The Deal of the Art"
The George Carlin Show AnyaEpisode: "George Helps Sydney"
Good Advice MarilynEpisode: "Brother, Can You Spare a Date?"
1994–1995 The 5 Mrs. Buchanans Vivian Buchanan17 episodes
1995 The Crew LorettaEpisode: "The Worst Noel"
1995–1996 Space: Above and Beyond Ambassador Diane Hayden2 episodes
1996 Sisters Alam KlausEpisode: "A Sudden Change of Heart"
Chicago Hope Mrs. HolgrenEpisode: "Women on the Verge"
Ellen ClaireEpisode: "Looking Out for Number One"
1997 Friends 'Til the End Mrs. BoxerTelevision movie
Millennium Maureen MurphyEpisode: "Loin Like a Hunting Flame"
Murder, She Wrote: South by Southwest Millie OgdenTelevision movie
Caroline in the City Miss McGowanEpisode: "Caroline and the Desperate Cat"
1997–1998 Union Square Suzanne Barkley14 episodes
1998 The Practice Ellen BlakeEpisode: "The Pursuit of Dignity"
Ally McBeal Cheryl BonnerEpisode: "Happy Birthday, Baby"
Maggie Sister AnastasiaEpisode: "If You Could See What I Hear"
The Gregory Hines Show GloriaEpisode: "Mug the One You're With"
1999–2000 Stark Raving Mad Audrey Radford4 episodes
2000 Diagnosis: Murder Marisa ParkhurstEpisode: "Too Many Cooks"
Family Law Lois NelsonEpisode: "A Mother's Son"
God, the Devil and Bob Martha Stewart (voice)Episode: "The Devil's Birthday"
Love & Money Kiki Farrington2 episodes
2001 The Lot Libby Wilson3 episodes
The Beast Mrs. Sweeney6 episodes
2002 Six Feet Under Catherine Collins2 episodes
Bram & Alice Margaret O'ConnorEpisode: "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
2003–2004 It's All Relative Audrey O'Neil22 episodes
2004 Quintuplets Ms. HentschelEpisode: "Shakespeare in Lust"
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation EvaEpisode: "What's Eating Gilbert Grissom?"
2005 Strong Medicine Governor Barbara CurtisEpisode: "It Takes a Clinic"
Sex, Love & Secrets DulahEpisode: "Danger"
2005–2006,
2010–2011		 Desperate Housewives Felicia Tilman 28 episodes
2006 Help Me Help You Dave's MomEpisode: "Pink Freud"
Ghost Whisperer Marilyn MandevilleEpisode: "A Grave Matter"
The Lost Room Margaret Milne2 episodes
2010 American Dad! Mrs. Reagan (voice)Episode: "Return of the Bling"
2011 Shake It Up Dr. PepperEpisode: "Shrink It Up"
2012 Electric City (voice)9 episodes
Robot and Monster Bea Holder (voice)Episode: "Litterbug/Model Citizen"
2014 Submissions Only Theresa Amsworth2 episodes
Wilfred Lonnie Goldsmith3 episodes
2016Her Last WillDina CottonTelevision movie
Supergirl SineadEpisode: "Worlds Finest"
2018 Dynasty AdrianaEpisode: "Queen of Cups"
American Horror Story: Apocalypse MadelynEpisode: "Sojourn"
2020 Hollywood Eleanor Roosevelt Episode: "(Screen) Tests"
Ratched Ingrid2 episodes
Atlantic Crossing Eleanor Roosevelt8 episodes
2022 Hacks SusanEpisode: "Retired"
Werewolf by Night Verussa Bloodstone Disney+ television special
The Mysterious Benedict Society Rowena TwoEpisode: "A Two-Way Street"
2023 Shining Vale Dr. Siferr2 episodes

Stage

YearTitleRole(s)NotesRef.
1978 Mother Courage and Her Children Performer [14]
1980 The White Devil Vittoria [15]
1982The Greeks, Part I: The War Clytemnestra, chorus, slave [16]
1982The Greeks, Part II: The Gods Electra, Iphigenia [16]
1983Christmas on MarsAudrey [17]
1986 Hamlet Ophelia [18]
1987 Man and Superman Violet Robinson [19]
1988 Julius Caesar Calpurnia [20]
1990 Macbeth Lady Macduff [21]
1990 The Crucible Elizabeth Proctor [22]
1990What a Man WeighsRuth [23]
1991Forgiving Typhoid MaryDr. Ann Saltzer [24]
1992Bella, Belle of ByelorussiaLudmilla, Waitress [25]
1992Four Baboons Adoring the SunUnderstudy (Penny McKenzie)Broadway debut [26]
1992The Innocents' CrusadeMs. Connell, Waitress, Ms. Cabot, Wendy, Helen [27]
1993 Jeffrey performer [28]
1995 London Suite Mrs. Semple, Diana, Mrs. Sitgood [29]
1998 The Last Night of Ballyhoo Reba [30]
2001 The Man Who Came to Dinner Maggie Cutler [31]
2001Rude EntertainmentKatinka, Eleanor [32]
2002 Thoroughly Modern Millie Mrs. Meers [33]
2005 On the Town Madame Maude P. Dilly [34]
2006 Never Gonna Dance Mabel Pritt [35]
2006 Mame Vera [36]
2007 The Glass Menagerie Amanda Wingfield [37]
2007 Old Acquaintance Mildred Watson Drake [38]
2008 Cry-Baby Mrs. Vernon-Williams [39]
2008Not WavingPatsy [40]
2009 Pippin Berthe [41]
2009Unusual Acts of DevotionJosie [42]
2009 Noises Off Dotty Otley [43]
2009 On the Town Madame Maude P. Dilly [44]
2010 Present Laughter Monica [45]
2010 Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Mrs. Lovett [46]
2010 Love, Loss, and What I Wore performer [47]
2011In Mother Wordsperformer [48]
2011 Yeast Nation Jan the Unnamed [49]
2012 Hay Fever Judith Bliss [50]
2013 Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella Madame [51]
2014 Show Boat Parthy Ann [52]
2014 Little Me Mrs. Eggleston [53]
2015 It Shoulda Been You Georgette [54]
2016HollywoodCharlotte Selby [55]
2016Roads to HomeVonnie Hayhurst [56]
2017 Arsenic and Old Lace Abby Brewster [57]
2018The Low RoadMrs. Trewitt, others [58]
2018 Me and My Girl Maria, Duchess of Dene [59]
2018 The Royal Family of Broadway Fanny [60]
2018 The Actor's Nightmare Sarah [61]
2018 Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You Sister Mary Ignatius [62]
2018 The Rivals Mrs. Malaprop [63]
2019 The Skin of Our Teeth Mrs. Antrobus [64]
2019Judgment DayFrau Liemgruber [65]
2020ConscienceMargaret Chase Smith [66]
2021 The Importance of Being Earnest Lady Bracknell [67]
2021Eleanor Eleanor Roosevelt [68]
2024 Once Upon a Mattress Queen Aggravain Encores! [69]

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryWorkResultRef.
1992 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play Bella, Belle of ByelorussiaNominated [70]
1993Drama Desk AwardOutstanding Featured Actress in a Play Jeffrey Nominated [70]
2002 Tony Award Best Featured Actress in a Musical Thoroughly Modern Millie Won [71]
Drama Desk Award Outstanding Featured Actress In A Musical Won [72]
2008 Outer Critics Circle Award Outstanding Featured Actress In A Musical Cry-Baby Nominated [73]
2017 Drama League Award Distinguished PerformanceThe Roads to HomeNominated [74]
2018Drama League AwardDistinguished Performance The Low Road Nominated [75]
Outer Critics Circle Award Outstanding Featured Actress in a PlayNominated [76]
2022 Primetime Emmy Awards Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Hacks Nominated [77]
2023 Critics' Choice Super Awards Best Villain in a Series Werewolf by Night Nominated [78]

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