Harry Yudenfriend
- Actor
Harry Yudenfriend grew up in Levittown, NY, a suburb of New York City on Long Island.
After graduating from Levittown Memorial High School, Harry attended Columbia University studying Computer Science.
Harry started working with IBM in Poughkeepsie, NY, immediately following graduation from Columbia. Harry enjoyed a 39 year career at IBM, eventually retiring in 2019. While at IBM, Harry earned the title of "Fellow". An IBM Fellow is the highest honor a scientist, engineer, or programmer at IBM can achieve. This position is appointed by IBM's CEO on a yearly basis. Typically only four to nine IBM Fellows are appointed each year.
Following retirement, Harry decided to follow his dream of becoming an actor. Harry earned his first role, Foreman #1, in the HBO Drama starring Mark Ruffalo "I Know This Much is True" due out in 2020.
Harry still lives in Poughkeepsie, NY with his wife Colette Martin where he enjoys bike rides, watching movies, and relaxing in the local Gold's Gym sauna.
Harry keeps his wits sharp during retirement by frequenting local Escape Rooms.
During the summer of 2019, Harry joined the Cape Codgers Senior Softball League. Harry led the team to the finals as the starting pitcher, earning two game balls for his stellar performance.
After graduating from Levittown Memorial High School, Harry attended Columbia University studying Computer Science.
Harry started working with IBM in Poughkeepsie, NY, immediately following graduation from Columbia. Harry enjoyed a 39 year career at IBM, eventually retiring in 2019. While at IBM, Harry earned the title of "Fellow". An IBM Fellow is the highest honor a scientist, engineer, or programmer at IBM can achieve. This position is appointed by IBM's CEO on a yearly basis. Typically only four to nine IBM Fellows are appointed each year.
Following retirement, Harry decided to follow his dream of becoming an actor. Harry earned his first role, Foreman #1, in the HBO Drama starring Mark Ruffalo "I Know This Much is True" due out in 2020.
Harry still lives in Poughkeepsie, NY with his wife Colette Martin where he enjoys bike rides, watching movies, and relaxing in the local Gold's Gym sauna.
Harry keeps his wits sharp during retirement by frequenting local Escape Rooms.
During the summer of 2019, Harry joined the Cape Codgers Senior Softball League. Harry led the team to the finals as the starting pitcher, earning two game balls for his stellar performance.
