Dickie Moore
Current Interest
1.3
▲ 0.2Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 29 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Out of the Past
as The Kid
1947
3.7
Sergeant York
as George York
1941
2.7
Blonde Venus
as Johnny Faraday
1932
1.9
The Story of Louis Pasteur
as Joseph Meister
1936
1.7
The Member of the Wedding
as Soldier
1952
1.6
Peter Ibbetson
as Gogo
1935
1.6
Gabriel Over the White House
as Jimmy Vetter
1933
1.5
The Beloved Rogue
as Baby Francois (uncredited)
1927
1.5
Passion Flower
as Tommy
1930
1.4
A Dispatch from Reuters
as Reuter as a Boy
1940
1.4
The Bride Wore Red
as Pietro
1937
1.4
Million Dollar Legs
as Willie - Angela's Brother
1932
1.3
So Red the Rose
as Middleton Bedford
1935
1.3
So Big!
as Young Dirk De Jong
1932
1.3
Miss Annie Rooney
as Marty White
1942
1.3
Son of the Gods
as Sam Lee as a Child (uncredited)
1930
1.3
The Adventures of Martin Eden
as Johnny
1942
1.3
Man's Castle
as Joey
1933
1.2
The Squaw Man
as Little Hal
1931
1.2
Killer Shark
as Jonesy
1950
1.2
Fireman, Save My Child
as Child Watching Baseball Game
1932
1.2
The Eve of St. Mark
as Zip West
1944
1.2
Winner Take All
as Dickie Harmon
1932
1.2
Bad Boy
as Charlie
1949
1.2
Sweet and Low-Down
as Military Cadet General 'Mogie' Cramichael
1944
1.2
Behind Locked Doors
as Mental patient (uncredited)
1948
1.1
The Star Witness
as Ned Leeds
1931
1.1
The Arkansas Traveler
as Benjamin Franklin 'Benny' Allen
1938
1.1
The Boy and the Eagle
as The Cripple Boy
1949
0.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Dickie Moore
Dickie Moore has appeared in 29 titles, including 29 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Dickie Moore's filmography is The Beloved Rogue (1927).
The most recent title featuring Dickie Moore is The Member of the Wedding (1952).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Dickie Moore is Out of the Past with an IMDb rating of 7.9.
Dickie Moore has been active for approximately 25 years, with credits spanning from 1927 to 1952.
Titles featuring Dickie Moore currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.5.
The busiest years in Dickie Moore's career include 1932, 1930, 1931.
