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Line 2: [[File:DHFinal_4183.jpg\|frame]] {{quote\| ''It was my first movie, so I was more excited about that - just being an actress, never mind being in a horror movie. At that time, I wasn't even a horror movie fan. I did Halloween 4 and Halloween 5 back to back, and I decided that horror movies were all I wanted to do for the rest of my life. It was going to be my thing.''}} '''Danielle Harris''' (b. 1977) is an American actress. Line 8: Born in Daytona Beach and raised in New York, her first starring role, and the one she is still most famous for today, is Jamie Lloyd, the neice of [[Complete Monster\|Michael Myers]], in ''[[Halloween (film)\|Halloween]] 4: The Return of Michael Myers''. She reprised the role in ''Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers'', but not ''Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers'', which killed the character off. Along with ''Halloween'', she has appeared in a number of other horror films, such as ''[[Urban Legend (film)\|Urban Legend]]'', ''[[Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet]]'' and ''[[Hatchet (film)\|Hatchet]] II'', cementing her as a Scream Queen. She has also done television, both live-action (''[[Roseanne]]'', ''That's Life'') and voice work (''[[The Wild Thornberrys]]'', ''[[Father of the Pride]]'') for animation. As for the world wide web, she was the host of Fearnet's ''Route 666: America's Scariest Home Haunts'', and along with fellow modern day horror legends [[Kane Hodder]] and Robert Englund, she was also featured in the webseries ''Fear Clinic'', as Susan. Line 36: * Justine Sinclair in ''Hard Time: Hostage Hotel'' * Suzi in ''Poor White Trash'' * [[~~The~~ Brainless Beauty\|Barbie]] in ''Killer Bud'' * Leila in ''The Partners'' * Liz Bronner in ''Debating Robert Lee'' Line 58: * Samantha Garretson in ''[[One Life to Live]]'' * Tara in ''Spenser: For Hire'' * Melanie Monroe in ''[[Eerie, Indiana]]'' * Susie Maxwell in ''[[Growing Pains]]'' * [[The Rival\|Molly Tilden]] in ''[[Roseanne]]'' Line 66: * Laura Quentin in ''[[ER]]'' * Willow Mortner in ''Brooklyn South'' * Noelle Andrew in ''[[Diagnosis: Murder]]'' * [[Dark Magical Girl\|Aviva]] in ''[[Charmed]]'' * [[Bratty Teenage Daughter\|Debbie Thornberry]] in ''[[The Wild Thornberrys]]'' Line 86: * [[Fascinating Eyebrow]] * [[Final Girl]] * [[Girl with Psycho Weapon]]: Seems to be popular in [https://web.archive.org/web/20090707222658/http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/77/l_65cf11ad51844aa2a3086e52d6b4c51a.jpg photo] [https://web.archive.org/web/20150905222937/http://retroslashers.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/danielle-harris.png shoots]. * [[Huge Guy, Tiny Girl]]: At 5'0", she's this compared to pretty much everyone. * [[Older Than They Look]]: She's in her thirties, yet is still able to make a passable teenager. Probably explains the second trope listed here. Line 102: * [[What Could Have Been]]: The end of ''Halloween 4'' set her up as the franchise's new villain, but nothing ever came of it. * [[The Woobie]]: Succinctly described by Arrow in the Head: {{quote\| "What I love most about Harris, in addition to her petite physique, is the softness, the vulnerability she's so great at eliciting. When under duress, you just want to bundle this poor girl up and bear hug her for dear life."}} {{reflist}} [[Category:Voice Actors]] [[Category:Actors]] [[Category:~~Danielle Harris~~{{PAGENAME}}]]