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• Christina Moore is a model, actress, comedian, screenwriter and fashion designer.
• She is best known for her role in the comedy sketch series “MADtv” and other popular television shows such as “That ’70s Show” and “90210”.
• She has an estimated net worth of $2 million earned through her successful career in the entertainment industry.
• She is married to actor John Ducey and is active on various social media platforms.
• She is the founder of the all-female comedy sketch group “Bitches Funny”.



Known for movies

Karen

Delta Farce (2007)
as Karen

Butterfly

Without a Paddle (2004)
as Butterfly

Candy Sullivan

Hawthorne (2009-2011)
as Candy Sullivan

Ms. Parker

Born to Race (2011)
as Ms. Parker

Short Info

Date Of Birth April 12, 1973
Spouse John Ducey
Fact Friend of Laurie Holden. They lived next door to each other in the San Fernando Valley.



Who is Christina Moore?

Christina Moore was born on 12 April 1973, in Palatine, Illinois, USA. She is a model, actress, comedian, screenwriter, and fashion designer, but best known for initially earning popularity as one of the main cast members of the comedy sketch series “MADtv”. She’s also had roles in various popular television shows such as “That ‘70s Show”, and “90210”.

The Net Worth of Christina Moore

How rich is Christina Moore? As of early-2019, sources inform us of a net worth that is over $2 million, earned through a successful career in the entertainment industry. She’s been active in acting since 1996, and has also done several film projects over the course of her career. As she continues her endeavors, it is expected that her wealth will also continue to increase.

Early Life, Education, and Career Beginnings

At a young age, Christina developed a strong interest in performing thanks to participating in church programs which had her perform and sing. During high school, she then started to work with a children’s musical theatre troupe which performed throughout Chicago. She gained one of her first professional roles in Evansville, Indiana where she worked in summer stock, performing in productions of “Young Abe: the Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Outdoor Musical Drama”, “Annie”, and “Big River”.

She was supported by both her parents and three older sisters. After matriculating from high school, she then enrolled at Illinois Wesleyan University School of Theatre Arts, completed her degree and then moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting work. She started by gaining television roles including in “The Bad Girls Guide” and “Hyperion Bay”, and recurring roles in “Unhappily Ever After” and “Pasadena”, which is a soap opera aired on Fox.

Christina Moore

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MADtv and Rise to Fame

More opportunities came to Moore including guest roles in popular television projects such as “Friends”, “Just Shoot Me!” and “24”, which is a series featuring seasons covering 24 hours, an hour each episode, following the story of agent Jack Bauer, a member of the Counter Terrorist Unit in the United States. However, it wasn’t until 2002 that she started to become a household name, as she joined the cast of “MADtv” – the television show was originally inspired by “Mad” magazine and is loosely based on it, though focused more on comedy sketches.

During her time on the show, she did notable impressions of popular personalities such as Brittany Murphy, Christina Aguilera, Sharon Stone and Shannon Elizabeth. She stayed with the show for 25 episodes, before deciding to move on to other projects, including being invited to join the cast of “That ‘70s Show” during its eighth season, replacing Lisa Robin Kelly. The period sitcom is set in the 1970s, and follows the lives of six teenage friends living in a fictional area of Wisconsin, and starring Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher and Topher Grace.

Recent Projects

In 2005, Christina starred in the television show entitled “Hot Properties”, a sitcom about four women working in a Manhattan real estate office, but which aired for only 13 episodes. She then worked on the comedy film “Without a Paddle” as one of the stars, based on a story by Harris Goldberg and starring Seth Green and Matthew Lillard in a story is about three reunited childhood friends going on a trip to try to recover the long lost treasure of airplane hijacker D. B. Cooper. Despite negative reception, the film gained a cult following.

She also had a guest role in the television show “Two and a Half Men”, playing the rebound lover of Alan Harper. In 2008, she gained a recurring role in the television show “90210” playing Tracy Clark, the mother of Naomi Clark. She then became a main cast member of the show “Hawthorne”, playing Candy Sullivan.

A few of her recent projects include the Disney shows “Jessie”, “Bunk’d”, and the sitcom “Last Man Standing”. She also continues her love for sketch, founding the all-female group Bitches Funny which performs in the Los Angeles and New York areas. When not doing acting projects, Christina also does voice work, mainly narrating audio books as she did with “Yellow Star”.

Personal Life

For her personal life, Moore married actor John Ducey in 2008 – he is known for his work in numerous popular television shows such as “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch”, “Will & Grace”, “Drake & Josh”, and “Jonas”.

Similar to numerous actresses, Christina is highly active online through the use of accounts on major social media websites, including Instagram on which she posts personal pictures, also of herself with fellow cast members, and a few throwback pictures from time to time. She has a Twitter account on which she posts about some of her daily thoughts, and also promotions of her recent projects. However, there is usually a long time in between her posts, and she is more active on Instagram. There are also fan pages of her on the website Facebook, but they are neither owned nor managed by her. Aside from her online accounts, video clips of her most popular projects can be viewed on the website YouTube.

General Info

Full Name Christina Moore
Date Of Birth April 12, 1973
Height 1.67 m
Profession Fashion Designer, Actor, Model, Businessperson
Education Illinois Wesleyan University
Nationality American

Family

Spouse John Ducey
Parents Abby Moore

Accomplishments

Awards ADG Excellence in Production Design Awards – Television Movie or Mini-Series, Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Art Direction – Miniseries or a Movie
Movies Running Wild, The Dog Lover, Born to Race, Delta Farce, Dave Barry’s Complete Guide to Guys, Without a Paddle, Delores & Jermaine, Walking Shadow
TV Shows Jessie, Hawthorne, Mad TV, That ’70s Show, Hot Properties, The Bad Girl’s Guide, Hyperion Bay

Social profile links

Facts

# Fact
1 Friend of Laurie Holden. They lived next door to each other in the San Fernando Valley.
2 American comic actress.
3 After graduating from Illinois Wesleyan University, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career.
4 Replaced Lisa Robin Kelly as Laurie Forman on That ’70s Show (1998).

Pictures

Movies

Actress

Title Year Status Character
Unhitched 2008 TV Series Barbara
Women’s Murder Club 2007 TV Series Drew Kaplan
Delta Farce 2007 Karen
The Wedding Bells 2007 TV Series Chrissie Miller
Will & Grace 2006 TV Series Kitty
Love, Inc. 2006 TV Series Tiffany
Hot Properties 2005 TV Series Emerson Ives
Complete Guide to Guys 2005 Elaine
The Bad Girl’s Guide 2005 TV Series Sarah
Unscripted 2005 TV Series Support Group Testimonial
Without a Paddle 2004 Butterfly
That ’70s Show 2003-2004 TV Series Laurie Forman
MADtv 2003 TV Series Various
Pasadena 2001-2002 TV Series Jayleen Richards
24 2002 TV Series Dana
Walking Shadow 2001 TV Movie Jocelyn Colby
Family Law 2001 TV Series Jennifer Cooke
Seven Days 2001 TV Series Dr. Grace Weiman
Just Shoot Me! 2000 TV Series Colleen
Suddenly Susan 1998-2000 TV Series Elizabeth Macstone / Heather
Hyperion Bay 1998-1999 TV Series Amy Sweeny
Conrad Bloom 1998 TV Series Allison
Unhappily Ever After 1998 TV Series Cherri
Friends 1998 TV Series Marjorie
The Drew Carey Show 1998 TV Series Court Reporter
Second Skin 1998/II
Almost Perfect 1997 TV Series Jenny
Fired Up 1997 TV Series Betsy
Saved by the Bell: The New Class 1997 TV Series Claire Martin
Silk Stalkings 1997 TV Series Susan Henderson
Wings 1997 TV Series Terri
The Burning Zone 1997 TV Series Tracy
The Sore Losers 1997 J-Wags Patron
Married with Children 1996 TV Series Gorgeous Woman
Beverly Hills, 90210 1996 TV Series Sexy Anchor
Stuck 2017/I post-production Mrs. Montgomery
Ride 2017 pre-production Maggie McCord
Running Wild 2017 completed Jennifer Hutchins
Dirt 2017 post-production Glenda Radden
Marlon 2017 TV Series Ms. Frye
Mom 2016 TV Series Camille
Bunk’d 2016 TV Series Christina Ross
Mr. Student Body President 2016 TV Series Principal Renee Helfrick
The Dog Lover 2016 Cassie Sumpter
Searching for Fortune 2016 Emily
Delores & Jermaine 2015 TV Movie Ebony
Dropping the Soap 2015 TV Series Rachel
Jessie 2011-2015 TV Series Christina Ross
Bad Judge 2014-2015 TV Series Tom’s Wife
Jennifer Falls 2014 TV Series Carrie
Suburgatory 2014 TV Series Karen
Last Man Standing 2012-2014 TV Series April
90210 2008-2013 TV Series Tracy Clark
Serial Dater 2012 Short
Sperm Donor 2012 Short Olivia
Castle 2012 TV Series Stephanie Frye
True Blood 2011-2012 TV Series Suzanne McKittrick
Rules of Engagement 2012 TV Series Jane
Man Up 2012 TV Series Marcy
Born to Race 2011 Video Ms. Parker
Free Agents 2011 TV Series Hank’s Date
Hawthorne 2009-2011 TV Series Candy Sullivan
Burn Notice 2010 TV Series Isabella
Sonny with a Chance 2009 TV Series Tammi Hart
Two and a Half Men 2008 TV Series Cynthia Sullivan

Producer

Title Year Status Character
Pray for Rain 2017 co-producer post-production
Running Wild 2017 co-producer completed
Dirt 2017 producer post-production

Writer

Title Year Status Character
Pray for Rain 2017 post-production
Running Wild 2017 writer completed

Self

Title Year Status Character
TMI Hollywood 2013 TV Series Herself – Sketch Actor
The Brian McKnight Show 2010 TV Series Herself
American Idol: Unauthorized 2007 Video documentary Herself
The 25th Annual People’s Choice Awards 1999 TV Special Herself

Source: IMDb, Wikipedia