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After leaving school, Harry entered the theater academy, where he studied acting and developed his talent. His early work on stage attracted the attention of cinematic agents, and he began acting in films in the late 1940s.

Harry Guardino demonstrated his skill and variability in various genres and roles. Some of his more memorable works include:

- "A Clockwork Orange" (1971): In this cult adaptation of Anthony Burgess's novel, Harry played the role of the protagonist, the young criminal Alex, and gave the audience an unforgettable performance of a complex character.

- "Fight Club" (1999): In this film, he embodied the image of a seasoned war veteran and fighter Tyler Durden, who leads a double life and creates an anti-capitalist combat organization.

- "The Man from NARASSETT" (1955): Here Guardino played the role of a young sailor who falls in love with a girl from a simple provincial town, which leads to tragic consequences.

In addition to cinema, Harry also worked actively in the theater and on television, gaining recognition both as an actor and as a director. His contribution to world culture is invaluable, and he will remain in the memory of the audience as one of the greatest actors of his time.