Demi Moore Biography And Filmography:

Once a sweet, hot teenage super model with a quiet, remote quality, Demi Moore turned into one of the top female sexy screen stars of the 1990s. She began as a regular on ABC's daytime soap, "General Hospital". She soon moved on to feature films making her debut in "Choices" (1981). She went on to appear in Charles Band's "Parasite" (1982) and Garry Marshall's "Young Doctors in Love" (1982). In 1984 she became a Hollywood stronghold, playing Michael Caine's defenseless young daughter in "Blame It on Rio" and a coldhearted model in "No Small Affair". She joined the female side of the "brat-pack", co-starring in "St. Elmo's Fire" (1985) and "Wisdom" (1986), a movie directed by Emilio Estevez.

She moved on to adult roles as the prophecy speaking mother in "The Seventh Sign" (1988) with Michael Biehn, then a foul mouthed prostitute in "We're No Angels" (1989) starring Robert De Niro, and then as the teary-eyed lover in the hit "Ghost" (1990). She moved into production when she co-produced Alan Rudolph's "Mortal Thoughts" (1991) with Bruce Willis. She then appeared in the smash hit "A Few Good Men" (1992), but while the film kept her in the public eye the military courtroom proceedings kept her role small as the men occupied center stage. "A Few Good Men" gave her the opportunity to work with such heavy hitters as Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, Kevin Bacon, Kiefer Sutherland, Noah Wyle and Cuba Gooding Jr.

She was then cast as Woody Harrelson's wife who sleeps with Robert Redford for a million dollars in Adrian Lyne's "Indecent Proposal" (1993) featuring Billy Bob Thornton. In Barry Levinson's action thriller "Disclosure" (1994) with Michael Douglas, she had a chance to throw out her "nice girl" image, playing a coldhearted corporate executive who becomes the target of a sexual harassment suit started by an employee and former lover played by Michael Douglas. 

She made her introduction as an adulteress in the "The Scarlet Letter" (1995) opposite Gary Oldman and then moved to more normal times in "Now and Then" (1995) with Rosie O'Donnell, a drama she also co-produced about childhood friendships. She followed with the lead role in "The Juror" (1996) as an unmarried mother pressured to influence a jury by a gangster (Alec Baldwin). She also lent her voice talents as the voice of Esmerelda in Disney's animated version of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" (1996), and cemented her stature in Hollywood with a reported $15 million salary to play a single mother who turns to exotic dancing in "Striptease" (1996), making her the highest paid actress in Hollywood at the time.

After a series of bad movies, she shot back with "G.I. Jane" (1997), in which she played a female recruit training for the Navy SEALs. Receiving mixed reviews, the film hit number one at the box office. She also had a starring role as a psychiatrist in Woody Allen's "Deconstructing Harry" (1997) with Kirstie Alley and Robin Williams, and then took a vacation, retreating to Idaho to raise her daughters and appearing only in the public eye during media and press coverage of her 1998 divorce from Bruce Willis. She returned to Hollywood in 2000 with the lead role in the thriller "Passion of Mind," where she played a woman living two different lives, a widowed  mom and a fast-track Manhattan literary agent, in two different time periods each dreaming about the other and not knowing which life is actually the real one.

Another four years would pass before she would make another movie, playing the villainous "fallen Angel" Madison Lee in the 2003 sequel "Charlie's Angels 2: Full Throttle" with Lucy Liu, Cameron Diaz and Shia Labeouf after being heavily recruited by star and producer Barrymore who visualized the role specifically for Moore. Looking extremely well preserved and stunning at age 40, she made a major impact on-screen and off-screen and nearly walked away with all of the film's publicity due to her high-profile relationship with 25-year-old actor Ashton Kutcher best known for his role as Michael Kelos on "That '70s Show". Though many originally ridiculed at the pairing and claimed it was a publicity stunt, the relationship lasted and they married in September 2005 in a traditional Kabbalah ceremony.

She returned to the movie screen with a role in “Bobby” (2006), Emilio Estevez’s look at the 16 hours prior to Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles as seen through the eyes of several guests and employees. She then appeared in the film "Flawed" (2007), a crime drama set in 1960 London, where a soon to retire janitor convinces a glass-ceiling constrained American executive to help him steal a handful of diamonds from their employer, the London Diamond Corporation.

The actress then starred with Kevin Costner in the crime mystery "Mr. Brooks" (2007) a psychological thriller about a man who is controlled by his murder and mayhem loving alter ego. Next she was hired and cast in the dramatic action film "Bunraku" (2009), about a lone drifter who comes to town seeking revenge, but soon finds himself up against a bigger challenge than he originally planned. She wrapped up the year with the dramatic "Happy Tears" (2009) about two sisters, Jayne (Parker Posey) and Laura who return home to deal with their ailing father Joe (Rip Torn), only to face some surprising situations.

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