HOLLYWOOD VETERAN, DEAD AT 87
Actor Harris Yulin has passed away at the age of 87. He died from cardiac arrest in New York City, marking the end of a celebrated and lengthy career in film, television, and theater.
Yulin was perhaps best known to wider audiences for his role as the stern and memorable Judge Wexler in *Ghostbusters II*. His performance added a layer of authority and tension to the beloved franchise.
Beyond this, he built an impressive and varied filmography. He appeared in iconic films such as *Scarface* and *Training Day*, showcasing his ability to embody complex and often powerful characters.
On television, Yulin was a familiar face with guest roles in acclaimed series like *Frasier* and, more recently, *Ozark*. His work demonstrated remarkable range across different genres and eras.
In addition to his on-screen success, Yulin was a respected stage actor and an instructor at the prestigious Juilliard School. He was deeply respected within the acting community for his craft and dedication.
Director Michael Hoffman was among those who paid tribute, praising Yulin as “one of the greatest artists,” a sentiment reflecting the high esteem in which he was held by his peers.
He is survived by his wife, actress Kristen Lowman, and other family members. His legacy endures through a substantial body of work that touched generations of audiences and inspired fellow actors.
