Personal details
- Birth Date: 1990-03-20
- Height: 5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: Dallas, Texas, USA
- Parents: Laurie Harrison
- Professions: Actress, Producer
Hassie Harrison’s got that Texas sunshine in her veins, seriously. Born and raised in Dallas, she basically grew up in a theater—her mom was all about kids’ theater there, so it’s no shocker she caught the acting bug early. She didn’t waste any time either; most people are still figuring out how to drive at 15, but Hassie was already off to college, studying European Cinema in Copenhagen. Kind of wild, right? That early leap into the arts definitely set her apart. After Denmark, she didn’t just chill—she went straight into the thick of it in LA, joining a drama school run by Ivana Chubbuck. That’s no small thing; Chubbuck’s method is all about digging deep, finding real emotion, not just faking it for the camera. Hassie soaked it up, got her chops, and then took another sharp turn into the world of improv with the Upright Citizens Brigade. That’s where the comedy comes in—UCB is basically a playground for anyone who wants to get weird and funny on stage. Most folks probably know her from Yellowstone, where she holds her own in a cast full of heavy hitters. And let’s be real, Tacoma FD is a whole different vibe—pure comedy, totally ridiculous, and she nails it there too. She’s also in The Iron Orchard, which shows she can handle gritty drama just as much as she can nail a punchline. All in all, Hassie Harrison’s kind of a chameleon—bouncing from indie flicks to big TV sets, always bringing some Texas grit and a spark of weirdness wherever she goes.
Why settle for just one path when you get to jump into a dozen different lives? Every time I land a new gig, it’s a whole reset—a fresh world, new quirks to figure out, and honestly, that thrill never really gets old. There’s this rush, you know, diving into a character you’ve never met before, picking apart their habits, their mess, their spark. It’s not just about acting, it’s about switching gears so fast your head spins, and then suddenly, boom, you’re seeing the world through a brand-new set of eyes. Sure, sometimes it’s a grind—long days, weird costumes, lines that refuse to stick—but the pay-off? That moment when it all clicks and you forget who you are, just for a second? Nothing beats it. Keeps me on my toes, keeps me hungry. I mean, who'd want to live just one life when you can steal a hundred?
March 20, 1990
5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Dallas, Texas, USA
Laurie Harrison and Surekha
35 years old