Biography Of Shemar Moore
Real Name
Shemar Moore
Profession
Actresses
Famous as
Actress
Nationality
American
Personal Life of Shemar Moore
Born on
18 August 1920
Birthday
18th August
Died At Age
85
Sun Sign
Leo
Born in
St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.
Died on
14 January 2006
Place of death
Beverly Hills, California, U.S.
Grouping of People
Jewish Actresses
Personal Life of Shemar Moore
Father
Jonas Schrift
Mother
Rose Winter Schrift
Spouses/Partners
Mack Paul Mayer (m.1942-1948; divorced), Vittorio Gassman (m.1952-1954; divorced; 1 child), Anthony Franciosa (m.1957-1960; divorced), Gerry DeFord (m. 2006-2006; her death)
Awards
Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress (1959 and 1965
Personal Fact of Shemar Moore
Shelley Winters was a two-time Academy Award winning American actress whose career span of over five decades saw her performing in films, television and stage with equal lan. She began her acting career onstage in the late 1930s and got her big break with Max Reinhardt directed Broadway play Rosalinda. Over the years she performed in several noted Broadway plays like Oklahoma!, A Hatful of Rain, The Night of the Iguana and Minnie's Boys.
Her career in films started in the early 1940s that saw her initially performing trivial roles, many of which often went without any credit. More prominent roles came in the 1950s with films like A Place in the Sun, the first film that fetched her both Academy Award and Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress; Executive Suite, The Night of the Hunter and The Big Knife. She earned her first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress with her outstanding performance as Mrs. Petronella Van Daan in the film The Diary of Anne Frank.
She gave the statuette to Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank, for the Anne Frank Museum. Her second Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress came with A Patch of Blue. Her other notable films included Lolita, The Poseidon Adventure, Alfie, Next Stop, Greenwich Village, Pete's Dragon and A Double Life.
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