Biography
Harris tried a change of pace with her next series, the sitcom "Something So Right" (NBC, 1996-97; ABC, 1997-1998), in which she played a thrice-married woman coping with her new husband and their respective children.
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Career Milestones
| Starred in sitcom "Something So Right" (NBC, 1996-1997; ABC, 1997-1998) | ||
1992 | Made NYC stage debut at the Circle Repertory Company in "Empty Hearts"; played opposite then-husband Cotter Smith | |
1989 | Played Madge Oberholtzer in NBC miniseries about the Ku Klux Klan, "Cross of Fire" | |
| Portrayed Hope Stedman on ABC's primetime serial, "thirtysomething" | ||
1987 | Appeared in first TV-movie, "Harry's Hong Kong", opposite David Soul | |
1986 | Played bit parts in TV series, "Rags to Riches" and "The Wizard" | |
1986 | Made film debut in "Wanted: Dead or Alive" opposite Rutger Hauer | |
1984 | Gave up modeling to pursue acting studies and career | |
| Accepted at Barnard College of Columbia University; intended to pursue studies leading to a career in law, but modeling opportunities kept taking her to France and Italy; withdrew after deferring studies for two years | ||
| Grew up in North Brunswick, New Jersey | ||
Awards
1989 | Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Drama in Thirtysomething |