Richard Harris’ Co-stars Confirm Why He Was Hard to Work With

Richard Harris was a charismatic and talented Irish actor known for his magnetic screen presence and versatile performances across a wide range of roles. Born on October 1, 1930, in Limerick, Ireland, he grew up in a middle-class family and attended Crescent College, where he developed a passion for acting and sports. After leaving school, Harris briefly worked as a builder's laborer before deciding to pursue a career in acting.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Richard Harris’ Life and Career
02:41 - Richard Harris’ Career
05:23 - Richard Harris’ Co-stars Confirm Why He Was Hard to Work With
07:50 - Outro
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In the late 1950s, Richard Harris made his stage debut in Dublin and London, gaining critical acclaim for his performances in various theater productions. His breakthrough role came in 1963 when he starred as the brooding and rebellious Joe Magarac in the play "This Sporting Life."
Harris' big-screen success continued throughout the 1960s and 1970s, with notable roles in films such as "Camelot" (1967), where he played King Arthur, and "A Man Called Horse" (1970), in which he portrayed an English aristocrat captured by Native Americans.
One of Harris' most iconic roles was that of Albus Dumbledore in the first two Harry Potter films. Although he only played the role in these two films before passing away, his portrayal of the wise and benevolent Hogwarts headmaster left a lasting impression on fans worldwide.
Aside from his acting career, Richard Harris was also a talented singer and released several albums, showcasing his distinctive baritone voice. His renditions of songs like "MacArthur Park" and "My Boy" received positive reviews from music critics and fans alike.
On October 25, 2002, Richard Harris passed away at the age of 72 in London, leaving behind a legacy of exceptional performances and a reputation as one of the greatest actors of his generation. He didn’t always take acting so seriously and sometimes his personal struggles created hurdles for him. But he still managed to carve out a great career for himself.
BUT….he also had a reputation for sometimes being extremely difficult to work with!
Richard Harris’ Co-stars Confirm Why He Was Hard to Work With

[@dennisjustoneson7195]

He also didn't sing" if ever I would leave you "in Camelot. That was Lancelot.

[@anikorozsakovacs3996]

True. The clip is from while he's singing "I wonder what the king is doing tonight."

[@warblerab2955]

yeah, what idiot did this video?

[@DeirdreCatherineDoyle]

NOT TRUE

[@TaiChiBeMe]

I don’t think Richard Harris sang “If ever l would leave you.” That was sung by the Sir Lance character.

[@thejoejacksoninterviews4207]

As Richard’s biographer I can attest to the fact that this post is perfectly representative of the superficial nonsense typical of this page. Nothing new here at all. Boring.btw he didn’t sing If Ever I Would Leave You! He wasn’t in The Human Factor either. Or The Devil Rides Out. Do some research. Or rename the page ‘Facts Don’t Matter at All.’

[@Finn_MacCool]

@5:13 Those aren't scenes from Gladiator. They're from a tv miniseries called "Caesar" from 2002.

[@ziggersz4899]

Just call the page random-ass shit I made up 'cause I clearly know nothing obviously. That'd be accurate. Happy new year! Cheers to a wiser 2024! 🥂

[@judecash6918]

WOW,I MEAN WHAT THE HELL WOW?5.30 in&do you peeps even do research out of the USA?you have missed soo many of his films,main gripe is his portrayal of Oliver Cromwell

[@davidthompson6834]

Harris wasn’t In The Devil Rides Out

[@rickyj5547]

Christopher Lee was.

[@JDYTC]

Starts at 5:23
EDIT: forget it, this entire video is waste of time.

[@anikorozsakovacs3996]

The Bible:The Beginning-1966 and the mini (tv) series Abraham in 1994 are different things.

[@anikorozsakovacs3996]

He played Cain in The Bible.

[@ziggersz4899]

And looked gorgeous as always. Richard Harris was gifted in numerous ways. Lucky us, especially us girls since we have a whole other level of admiration, lust and endless sexual fantasies. He inspires multiples x infinity. I'd have liked to use him as my canvas for an art project. I'll use a friend who will do just fine. ❤

[@marlenemorgan6076]

Baritone

[@janejohnstone5795]

Yes....if he is an alcoholic..he would be difficult..

[@ziggersz4899]

Not necessarily. He'd be worth it.

[@dlu8666]

AI

[@robertgutierrez1864]

A drunk is a drunk