Harriet Medin
Harriet Medin appeared in two credited roles in the late 1940s and mid-1960s, both within the horror and thriller genres. In 1949, Medin appeared in Black Magic in an uncredited capacity, a film that belongs to the period’s cycle of occult-themed productions.
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Harriet Medin appeared in two credited roles in the late 1940s and mid-1960s, both within the horror and thriller genres. In 1949, Medin appeared in Black Magic in an uncredited capacity, a film that belongs to the period’s cycle of occult-themed productions. Her work in the film remains unconfirmed beyond the uncredited credit listed in available records.
Medin’s most documented appearance came in 1964 with Blood and Black Lace, an Italian giallo film directed by Mario Bava. In the film, Medin portrayed Clarissa, one of the victims in the stylized mystery-thriller narrative. The role is her only confirmed credit in a production widely recognized for its influence on later horror and thriller cinema. Beyond these two titles, no further verified film credits for Medin have been recorded.
