Moon Bloodgood

Name: Moon Bloodgood
Date of Birth: September 20, 1975
Place of Birth: Anaheim, California, USA

Mini-bio: An aspiring singer/songwriter who was collaborating with Paul Anka at the time she was approached to audition for a guest role in the hit NBC sitcom Just Shoot Me, Moon Bloodgood would eventually win ... read more

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Moon Bloodgood mini-bio: Moon Bloodgood is a stunning beauty who recently lit up the screen in Disney's "Eight Below," by famed director Frank Marshall, opposite Paul Walker, Jason Biggs and Bruce Greenwood. In September 2006 she can be seen starring in the feature "Pathfinder," with Karl Urban for director Marcus Nispel. Bloodgood appeared with Ashton Kutcher in "A Lot Like Love," and made her movie debut in "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!" Writing songs with Paul Anka and on her way to becoming a singer/songwriter until two years ago, Bloodgood was asked to audition for "Just Shoot Me." Since getting that first part, she has worked on "CSI" and "Monk" and on the pilots "Hollywood Division," directed by James Foley, and "Rocky Point," directed by John Stockwell. Bloodgood, whose mother is South Korean and father is American, began her career as a professional dancer. She performed with Prince, Brandi and the rock band Offspring. A trip to New York resulted in her modeling for cosmetic giants Revlon, Clairol and Avon, and she went on to endorse Adidas and Nike Woman in their campaigns.