Harris Yulin dead aged 88: Emmy-nominated Scarface star and Ghostbusters actor dies after heart attack
He died in New York on Tuesday, as announced by his family and manager Sue Leibman.
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Yulin was an icon of Broadway, treading the boards in Hedda Gabler, The Price, The Visit and Watch on the Rhine, among many other productions.
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