Colleen Moore
American actress (1899-1988) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 88
Colleen Moore was an American film actress who began her career during the silent film era and continued into the early sound film era. Moore became one of the most fashionable stars of the era and helped popularize the bobbed haircut.
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1988Died25 January 19881980
HollywoodSeries1973
The American Film Institute Salute to ...Series1934
Social RegisterFilm, Patsy Shaw1929
Footlights and FoolsFilm, Betty Murphy / Fifi D'Auray1928
Happiness AheadFilm, Mary Randall1927
Her Wild OatFilm, Mary Brown1926
Ella CindersFilm, Ella Cinders1924
Flirting with LoveFilm, Gilda Lamont1923
April ShowersFilm, Maggie Muldoon1922
Broken ChainsFilm, Mercy Boone1921
His NibsFilm, The Girl1919
A Roman ScandalFilm, Mary1918
Little Orphant AnnieFilm, Annie1917
The Little AmericanFilm, Maid (uncredited)1899Born19 August 1899
HollywoodSeries1973The American Film Institute Salute to ...Series1934Social RegisterFilm, Patsy Shaw1929Footlights and FoolsFilm, Betty Murphy / Fifi D'Auray1928Happiness AheadFilm, Mary Randall1927Her Wild OatFilm, Mary Brown1926Ella CindersFilm, Ella Cinders1924Flirting with LoveFilm, Gilda Lamont1923April ShowersFilm, Maggie Muldoon1922Broken ChainsFilm, Mercy Boone1921His NibsFilm, The Girl1919A Roman ScandalFilm, Mary1918Little Orphant AnnieFilm, Annie1917The Little AmericanFilm, Maid (uncredited)1899Born19 August 1899People around Colleen
John Francis Dillon Directed Flaming Youth and The Perfect Flapper
Marshall Neilan Directed The Lotus Eater, Dinty and Her Wild Oat
William A. Seiter Directed Why Be Good? and Synthetic Sin
Carey Wilson Wrote Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ and Oh, Kay!
Constance Collier Taught Colleen, also in Intolerance (1916)
Al Christie Directed A Roman Scandal and So Long Letty
Alfred Edward Green Directed Ella Cinders, Irene and Sally
Colin Campbell Directed Little Orphant Annie (1918)
Julanne Johnston Also in Oh, Kay! and Synthetic Sin
Charles Brabin Directed So Big and Twinkletoes
June Mathis Wrote Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1927)
Kate Price Also in Dinty and Broken Hearts of Broadway
Lloyd Hughes Also in Irene, Sally and The Huntress
Sam De Grasse Also in Intolerance and Forsaking All Others
Mary Pickford Produced The Little American (1917)
Frances Marion Produced The Nth Commandment (1923)
Mervyn LeRoy Directed Oh, Kay! (1928), wrote Sally (1925)
Tod Browning Directed Hands Up! (1917)
Robert Harron Also in Intolerance (1916)
Rupert Julian Directed The Savage (1917)
Edythe Chapman Also in The Little American and Synthetic Sin
Eugenie Besserer Also in Lilac Time and A Hoosier Romance
Walter Long Also in Intolerance and The Little American
John Bowers Also in Affinities, The Sky Pilot and So Big
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Filmography 40
71 credits on file
Television 2
Media & music
Photos 5
Mervyn LeRoy on the set of Oh, Kay! (1928) alongside Moore
Film still of Gertrude Astor, Moore, and Richard Dix from The Wall Flower (1922)
Moore on cover of Photoplay magazine, 1926
Promotional portrait of Moore at the height of her fame, c. 1927, showing the famous Dutch boy bobbed haircut that she made famous, and which she apparently kept until the day she diedAwards
About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1899 to 1988 · aged 88
