Amanda Lee Moore

Amanda Lee (Mandy) Moore is an American vocalist, songwriter and actress who became famous in the early 2000s for several music albums (So Real, I Wanna Be with You, Mandy Moore and Coverage), targeting a teenage audience, and the main roles in the drama "A Walk to Love".

Mandy Moore was born on April 10, 1984 in Orlando, USA. The head of the family, Stacy Moore, worked as a pilot for American Airlines, and Don's mother worked as a newspaper reporter before the birth of the children. In Mandy, in addition to the blood of the Cherokee Indians, the British and the Irish, there is a Russian: a maternal grandfather with roots from Russia. The girl inherited her artistry from her grandmother, who worked as a dancer in London's West End until World War II.

Mandy spent her childhood in the American Altamont Springs, where the Moors moved because of his father's work. Despite the strict Catholic upbringing in the family, both of Mandy's siblings are openly gay, and the mother, as the actress herself stated, left her father for a lesbian friend. The singer's talent in the girl woke up early, the first public appearance took place at a sports camp in Florida.

The start of the stellar biography of Mandy Moore was given by the Fed Ex courier, who heard the voice of the 14-year-old singer in the studio. The recording with the performance of the young singer sent to Epic Records (Sony) led in 1999 to the signing of the first contract and the beginning of work on the debut album.

Moore's first album, So Real, took Moore to number 31 on the Billboard 200 chart, putting the name of the "princess" on the same list with Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears. The success was reinforced by a tour with the popular Backstreet Boys in those years.

The peak in the vocal career of Mandy Moore falls on the year 2000. The singer's second album, I Wanna Be with You, has been released, the title track of which has won the highest praise in her career as a "pop princess". At the same time, the singer began hosting the Mandy Moore show on MTV.

Mandy Moore's third album was the last in tandem with Epic Records, after its release, the singer terminated the contract with the company due to "creative differences". The fourth album Coverage, created by Mandy Moore herself, took the singer to the 14th place in the American chat. The album became, according to critics, "a leap into maturity" and somewhat set off the image of the idol of teenagers. Despite the fact that Coverage entered the top 40, it did not reach the popularity of past albums with the public.

In 2001, the popular singer Mandy Moore was noticed by filmmakers. The girl voiced a bear cub in Steve Carr's comedy "Doctor Dullitt-2". Soon came the first acting role - the cheerleader Lana Thomas in the melodramatic comedy "How to Become a Princess".

Mandy Moore's role in the film adaptation of Nicholas Sparks's novel A Walk to Love, directed by Adam Shankman, helped to gain a foothold in Hollywood. Mandy played Cinderella - Jamie Sullivan, a modest nondescript girl, the daughter of a priest. She fell in love with the star of the school, handsome Landon, played by actor Shane West.

The film featured several songs from Mandy Moore's musical repertoire, including the popular Cry. A Walk to Love brought the actress a Teen Choice Award and MTV Awards for Breakthrough of the Year.

Having starred in several not very successful films, in 2004, Mandy Moore was approved for the role of Hilary Fay in the religious satirical film "Saved". In the film, the actress performed in a duet with Michael Stipe a cover of the song God Only Knows by The Beach Boys.

In 2006, director Paul Weiss invited Mandy Moore in the comedy American Dream. The film tells about the behind-the-scenes of American television, curious situations in pursuit of ratings at any cost. The actress played the main role of Sally Kendu in a duet with the inimitable Hugh Grant.

2007 marked the year in cinema for Mandy Moore with work in Michael Lehmann's film "Because I want it so." The actress starred as one of the daughters of the domineering heroine, played by actress Diane Keaton. In the same 2007, Moore was lucky enough to work on the same set with Robin Williams in the romantic comedy "License to Marriage".

In 2011, Mandy Moore starred in Dermot Mulroney's film First Love, Then Wedding. The heroine of the actress Eva is the young wife of Charlie, performed by the artist Kellan Luts. Eva, who works as a marriage counselor, is trying not only to save her own crumbling marriage, but also to reconcile parents who are breaking up after 30 years of marriage. The film was considered unsuccessful by critics, "First love, then wedding" collected at the box office only 60% of the invested funds.

One of the last films with the participation of Mandy Moore was the horror film "Blue Abyss". According to the plot, Mandy's heroine, named Lisa, descends into the ocean in a cage with her sister Kate, played by Claire Holt. Classic horror: the cage breaks off and sinks to the bottom of the ocean, there is little oxygen, and white sharks swarm around.

In 2009, Mandy Moore married singer and songwriter Ryan Adams. The couple stayed together for 6 years.

In the fall of 2017, the actress officially announced her engagement to the guitarist of the group "Daves" Taylor Goldsmith, whom she had been dating since 2015. Mandy recently revealed that she has celiac disease.

Mandy Moore is equally artistic both in film and on stage. The actress considers music to be the main thing in her career. In parallel with the cinema, the album Wild Hope was released in 2007, the songs from which the singer performed at the Sundance Film Festival. The next album "Amanda Leigh" is a collaboration with ex-husband Ryan Adams.

Mandy is talented in everything: Moore is often seen on television, the artist produces a line of knitwear, publishes unusual pictures on Instagram, is engaged in social activities and participates in charity.

2001 - "How to become a princess" 2002 - "Seventeen" 2003 - "How to be?" 2004 - "First daughter" 2006 - "Because I want it this way" 2007 - "License for marriage" 2010 - "Sex exchange" 2016 - "This is us" 2017 - "Blue abyss"

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2021

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2020

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2019

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2018

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2017

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2016

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Amanda Lee Moore Net Worth 2015

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