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Tue 13
The Great Rupert — Terry Moore
A family of poor acrobats are thrilled when they find a stash of cash hidden in their house during the Great Depression. When the father is accused of robbing their rich neighbor, the real culprit is discovered: a feisty squirrel named Rupert.
Air Time & Details for Terry Moore, Tue 13, 3:00 pm -
Wed 14
The Great Rupert — Terry Moore
A family of poor acrobats are thrilled when they find a stash of cash hidden in their house during the Great Depression. When the father is accused of robbing their rich neighbor, the real culprit is discovered: a feisty squirrel named Rupert.
Air Time & Details for Terry Moore, Wed 14, 4:00 am -
Wed 14
Murder, She Wrote: Who Killed J.B. Fletcher? — Terry Moore
In Texas, a fan posing as Jessica dies in an improbable car accident after snooping into a suspected dog-show scandal.
Air Time & Details for Terry Moore, Wed 14, 10:00 am -
Tue 20
Town Tamer — Terry Moore
Familiar faces dot this vengeance tale about a frontier lawyer (Dana Andrews) seeking his wife's killer. Susan: Terry Moore. Condor: Bruce Cabot. Ring: Lyle Bettger. Leach: Lon Chaney. Fell: Barton MacLane. Doc: Richard Arlen. Carol: Coleen Gray. Tavenner: DeForest Kelley. Honsinger: Richard Jaeckel. Lesley Selander directed.
Air Time & Details for Terry Moore, Tue 20, 6:30 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Terry Moore
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Terry Moore was born Helen Koford; during her screen career she was billed as Helen Koford, Judy Ford, Jan Ford, and (from 1949) Terry Moore. She debuted onscreen at age 11 in 1940 and went on to play adolescent roles in a number of films. As an adult actress, the well-endowed Moore fell into the late-'40s/early-'50s "sexpot" mold, and was fairly busy onscreen until 1960; after that her screen work was infrequent, though she ultimately appeared in more than a half-dozen additional films.
She claimed she was secretly wed to billionaire Howard Hughes in 1949, and that they were never divorced; for years she sued Hughes's estate for part of his will, and finally was given an undisclosed sum in an out-of-court settlement. She wrote a book detailing her secret life with Hughes from 1947-56, The Beauty and the Billionaire, in 1984. For her work in Come Back, Little Sheba (1952) she received a "Best Supporting Actress" Oscar nomination.
She co-produced the film Beverly Hills Brat (1989), in which she also appeared.