The Many Faces of… Julianne Moore

Julianne Moore was born on December 3, 1960 in North Carolina. Since her father was in the military she moved around a lot when growing up. She got her bachelor’s degree at the College of Fine Arts in Drama. She started out playing small roles and finally landed a role in the soap opera As the World Turns where she played twin sisters. She started appearing in movies and played in some succesfull movies like The Fugutive, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, Boogie Nights, The Big Lebowski and Magnolia. She received a lot of awards for her role in movie Far from Heaven. She currently has 69 credits on her name on IMDB.

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My favorite role is probably one I saw recently in Game Change, in which she completely disappeared portraying Sarah Palin. I also loved her in the movie The Forgotten.

What’s your favorite Julianne Moore role?

29 thoughts on “The Many Faces of… Julianne Moore

  1. Love her in everything she does. Looking forward to seeing Game Change. My favourites are probably not really for her performances but just because I love the movies: Children of Men, Bookie Nights, Crazy Stupid Love, The Hours. But there’s too many to mention. She really is great in everything. I need to see Far From Heaven.

  2. She definitely has the talent and she has put in a few great performances during her career. However, she hasn’t really found THE great role out there that could see her winning awards. So far, my favorite role of hers was playing the troubled wife of a dying multimillionaire in Magnolia. My favorite film that she has been a part of is Children of Men.

    PS…it’s interesting to see the evolution of her hairstyle over the years. Time has treated her very well.

  3. I’d probably have to say her best role is Amber Waves from Boogie Nights. Somehow she manages to deliver a sexy performance without undermining the character’s maternal desires/instincts.

    • Nice to hear someone else liked her in that. I always wonder how many people have seen it as it seems to be a movie which isn’t mentioned much. I’ve seen it multiple times and think it is amazing.

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