Actor Joel Moore made the successful transition from nationally broadcast commercials to TV shows and movies, landing main roles as well as supporting parts in more high-profile films like the box office juggernaut “Avatar.” September 25, 1977 marked his birth.
Before relocating to Los Angeles in 2000, Moore spent a few years performing at the prestigious Oregon Shakespeare Festival. A role in the Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn comedy “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story,” where Moore used his lanky body to humorous effect, followed by guest appearances and recurrent parts on TV shows.
In “Hatchet,” a film by Adam Green, he displayed his serious side as a man attempting to flee an ax-wielding murderer in the New Orleans swamp in addition to further showcasing his comedic skills by playing a video game designer in “Grandma’s Boy.” On the ensuing thriller “Spiral,” which Moore also starred in as the distressed telemarketer lead, Moore collaborated on both the writing and directing with Green. Moore has made appearances in recurrent parts on well-known TV shows like the supernatural “Medium” and the “Bones” medical drama. Together with the principal actor Sam Worthington, he played an explorer in the blockbuster James Cameron sci-fi fantasy “Avatar.” Moore also appeared in the funny “Waking Up in Vegas” music video with Katy Perry.
Joel David Moore parents: Meet Missy Moore, John Moore
He is the son of Missy and John Moore.