Joe Don Harris

Biography

Birth Name : Joseph Donald Harris Nickname : Limey Height : 6' 3" (1.91 m) Mini Biography Joseph Donald Harris was born in Oklahoma, USA. In 1976. He immigrated to Portsmouth, England at the age of five in a pair of flares and a cowboy hat. Since he was 7/64 Choctaw Indian, his friends in England called him "Patche". Ironically enough, Portsmouth is they city that hosts the statue of Pocahontas, and where John Smith was from. While growing up in Portsmouth England, Joe was fortunate enough to study at the Kings Theatre, where he excelled in the theatrical arts in a company that traveled throughout the south coast performing the works of the likes of Hans Christian Anderson and Rohald Dahl. He often jokes about turning green the first time that he was ever on stage at the age of twelve. His mother often had to follow him into the restroom for encouragement.The Kings Theatre has a course for children from ages twelve to sixteen. Therefore, Joe was able to receive excellent training at a early age, and train during his childhood. In the late 90's Joe was sponsored to attend a stone masons academy at Fort Richie Maryland. It seemed that Joe had switched crafts, and became a journeyman stonemason when moving back to the United States in 1998. He brought with him a thick English accent and developed a skill that won him awards from the union HQ in Washington DC for projects such as The state capitol dome of Oklahoma. His apprenticeship was four years and he was a journeyman for a further two. Nowadays, Joe pursues his acting dreams and even works behind the scenes making connections and studying the technical side to television and film. He has studied Improv at The Groundlings in Hollywood, and is steadily building a sound resume. He has his craft to fall back on and will usually be found sprucing up crew members homes during hiatus. Joe truly is a very charismatic young man with enormous charm and class. He is a versatile actor who's roles can vary from Brittish gangster, to American law enforcement.