Tommie Moore

Tommie Moore was born on Dec 02, 1917 in USA. Tommie Moore's big-screen debut came with Spirit of Youth directed by Harry L. Fraser in 1938. Tommie Moore is known for Stormy Weather directed by Andrew L. Stone, Lena Horne stars as Selina Rogers and Bill Robinson as Bill Williamson. The upcoming new movie Tommie Moore plays is The Green-Eyed Blonde which will be released on Dec 14, 1957.

Pretty Tomiwitta Moore, who shortened her name to Tommie Moore was the bright, sweet, girl next door ingénue of Black Cinema. She was small in size but had a big presence on screen. To look at her in her early films, Tommie, looked like a young teenage girl but she was really an adult woman in her early twenties but her petite size and babyface looks could fool you and her looks often worked in her favor because she could play a teenage girl, a little sister or a little, vivacious woman. Tommie Moore was a fine actress who had personality, charm, and vitality, she displayed these qualities in the best of the Black Cinema films. In films "Gangsters on the Loose," "Broken Strings," and "Mystery In Swing," Tommie never disappointed. In these films, Tommie dominated every scene she was is. She wasn't just someone picked up off the street, she was obviously a trained actress because she showed such grace and professionalism in her roles and performances. She crossed over and into Hollywood films and gave excellent, memorable performances in "Something of Value" which starred Rock Hudson, "Band of Angels" starring Clark Gable and "The Green-Eyed Blonde" and also in TV she appeared in "The Amos 'n Andy Show" and "Bourbon Street Beat."