Veteran Actor Chelcie Ross OK With Legacy of ‘Major League’s’ Harris Role

Veteran Actor Chelcie Ross OK With Legacy of ‘Major League’s’ Harris Role
Chelcie Ross arrives at the 'Trouble With The Curve' at Mann's Village Theatre in Westwood, Calif., on Sept. 19, 2012. Joe Klamar/Getty Images via AFP
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Hollywood films and friendships aside, actor Chelcie Ross’ legacy is that of a washed-up, “junk ball” pitcher—and he’s just fine with that.

Ross, 82, has earned a lengthy list of “done that” in the film industry. Performing since 1977, when landing a part in the horror flick “Keep My Grave Open,” there isn’t much that the Oklahoma native hasn’t experienced in front of the camera. He continues to work.

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