Harareet, Haya (1931–)
Harareet, Haya (1931–)
Israeli stage and screen actress. Name variations: Haya Hararit. Born Sept 20, 1931, in Haifa, Israel; m. Jack Clayton (director).
Acted on stage with Israel's Cameri (Chamber) Theater; came to international prominence as Esther in Ben-Hur (1959); films include Hill 24 Doesn't Answer, The Secret Partner, The Interns, La Legenda di Fra' Diavolo, The Last Charge and Our Mother's House.
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