Lynne Moody
Lynne Moody was born in Detroit, Michigan, United States on February 17th, 1950 and is the TV Actress. At the age of 74, Lynne Moody biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Lynne Moody (born February 17) is an American actress who has made several television appearances. Moody studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse, Goodman Theatre, and Hull House.
She spent time in a stewardess role before heading to Hollywood to pursue a career as an actress.
She appeared in a Playboy Bunny in Los Angeles in the early 1970s, Tracy Curtis Taylor in That's My Mama (1974–74) (she was replaced by Joan Pringle at the start of the second season), Polly Dawson in Soap, Patricia Williams in Knots Landing, and Nurse Julie Williams in E/R).
The actor had been recast in January, 1975, with Berlinda Tolbert replacing her as Jenny Willis by the time the pilot episode of The Jeffersons aired in January, 1975.
She appeared on ABC's hit ABC daytime drama series "Florence Campbell" in 2000.
In 1976, she appeared in the Women in Prison exploitation TV-movie Nightmare in Badham County, and later released in theaters as Nightmare.
Early life and education
Moody was born in Detroit, Michigan, Illinois, a north suburb of Chicago, Illinois. Moody's mother was a social worker, but her father worked as a physician at a Chicago-area hospital. Moody attended Evanston Township High School, graduating in 1963. Prior to relocating to Los Angeles for her acting work, Moody spent time as a stewardess.
In 1970, Moody moved to Los Angeles where she was first hired as a Playboy bunny at a Playboy Club. Moody studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse while playing at the Playboy Club. Moody later studied at the Goodman Theatre and Hull House.) Moody appeared in Denny's first role in the American blaxplosion horror film Scream Blacula Scream. When the character was introduced in an episode of All in the Family titled "Lionel's Engagement" in 1974, Moody was the original Jenny Willis. The role had been recast by the time the pilot episode of The Jeffersons aired in January 1975, with Berlinda Tolbert replacing her as Jenny Willis.
Tracy Curtis-Taylor was the protagonist of Clifton Davis and Theresa Merritt's ABC television series That's My Mama in the fall of 1974. Throughout the series's first season, Moody portrayed the character, but Joan Pringle later replaced him at the start of the second season. Moody's manager, Michael Kogg, referred to Moody's departure from the show as "he didn't like the role anymore," according to a 1975 JET story. Moody made her acting debut in Women in the Prison Experiment TV-movie Nightmare in Badham County and later moved to theaters as Nightmare in 1976.
In 1977, Moody portrayed Irene Harvey in Alex Haley's ABC television mini-series Roots. Moody later reprised her role in Roots: The Next Generations, which aired in February 1979. Polly Dawson was portrayed in ABC's Soap from 1979 to 1980. Patricia Williams in Knots Landing was a television actress, and Nurse Julie Williams in E/R. As Florence Campbell, a recurring presence on ABC's hit ABC daytime drama series GC General Hospital in 2000.
Moody, together with fellow Roots cast members Georg Stanford Brown and Louis Gossett Jr., appeared in public service radio stations for Africa in the 1990s to help improve African lives to help improve African citizens' lives.
Moody never married and has one child. On December 10, 1964, Moody gave birth to a daughter, who then gave up for adoption. In June 2018, Moody was reunited with her daughter, Lisa Wright. With the help of Moody's brother, Wright found Moody. Moody spent years looking for her daughter before reuniting with her daughter, even enlisting Alex Haley's assistance.
Personal life
Moody never married and has one child. On December 10, 1964, Moody gave birth to a daughter who had to be rejected for adoption. Moody and her daughter, Lisa Wright, were reunited in June 2018. Wright discovered Moody after doing a 23andMe DNA test with the support of Moody's brother. Moody spent years looking for her daughter before being reunited with her daughter, even enlisting Alex Haley's assistance.
Career
In 1970, Moody came to Los Angeles, where she first was hired to work as a playboy bunny at a Playboy Club. While at the Playboy Club, Moody studied acting at the Pasadena Playhouse. (Moody later studied at Goodman Theatre and Hull House.) Denny is the first female character in American blaxploitation horror film Scream Blacula Scream in 1973. When Jenny Willis first appeared in an episode of All in the Family titled "Life in 1974," she was the original Jenny Willis. The role had been recast by the time the pilot episode of The Jeffersons aired in January 1975, with Berlinda Tolbert replacing her as Jenny Willis.
Moody landed Tracy Curtis-Taylor's role in ABC television series That's My Mama, starring Clifton Davis and Theresa Merritt in the fall of 1974. Throughout the series's first season, Moody portrayed the character until being replaced by Joan Pringle at the start of the second season. Moody's departure from the program was described as "she didn't like the part anymore," according to a 1975 JET story. Moody played a lead role in prison exploitation television-movie Nightmare in Badham County and then moved to theaters as Nightmare in 1976.
Irene Harvey was portrayed in Alex Haley's ABC television mini-series Roots in 1977. Moody regained her role in Roots: The Next Generations, which aired in February 1979. Polly Dawson was depicted in ABC's Soap from 1979 to 1980. Patricia Williams in Knots Landing and Nurse Julie Williams in E/R were two of Moody's television appearances, including Terry Williams in Knots Landing and Nurse Julie Williams in E/R. In 2000, Moody played Florence Campbell, a recurring role on ABC's hit ABC daytime drama series 'General Hospital.'
Moody, along with fellow Roots cast members Georg Stanford Brown and Louis Gossett Jr., appeared in public service radio stations for Africa in the 1990s to help improve African lives to help improve Africans' lives.
Moody never married and has just one child. On December 10, 1964, Moody gave birth to a daughter who was unable to be adopted. Moody and her daughter, Lisa Wright, were reunited in June 2018. Wright found Moody after doing a 23andMe DNA test with the support of Moody's brother. Moody spent years looking for her daughter before reuniting with her daughter, even enlisting Alex Haley's help.