Moon Bloodgood

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Recent Role:
Anne Glass on Falling Skies
Gender:
Female
Born:
9-20-1975
Birthplace:
Anaheim, California, USA
Birth Name:
Korinna Moon Bloodgood
Asian-American Moon Bloodgood was born on September 20, 1975 in Anaheim, California after her parents relocated from Korea, where her American father, who was a military man, met her South Korean mother while stationed there. Growing up in Orange County, Moon had dreams of becoming a singer but instead found her way cheerdancing for the Los Angeles Lakers when she was 17 years old.

During this time, she also did advertisement campaigns in New York for several companies such as Revlon, Clairol, Avon, and Nike. Upon returning to Los Angeles, Moon was asked to audition by a

More casting director for an episode of Just Shoot Me, which eventually became her television debut in 2002. After which, she landed more guest-starring roles in shows like CSI and Monk. She was soon seen on the big screen in such films as A Lot Like Love (2005), Eight Below (2006), and Pathfinder (2007).



In 2006, Bloodgood caught her big break when she was cast as lead character Rita Shelten on the ABC series Day Break. Unfortunately, the show was unceremoniously canceled. The following year, she again won a lead role in the NBC sci-fi drama, Journeyman which suffered the same fate as her previous show after only 13 aired episodes. And although her TV shows did not enjoy as much success as she would have hoped, Moon has gained valuable experience and exposure which led to her playing parts in the 2009 films Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li and Terminator Salvation.

In 2009, she joined the third season of the show Burn Notice in a recurring role as Detective Michelle Paxson. She will star in TNT's upcoming science fiction series Falling Skies.

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    I have seen her on Daybreak and on Journeyman and in the supporting role she seems really good and I wonder why she hasn't quite been bumped up to a star role yet. I thought her role in Daybreak was very important - as keeping her safe was often the main storyline of the show. Watching her die several times was interesting writing and really made me feel for her character. Her Journeyman stint was surrounded in mystery, which I think made her character fun to watch but also didnt let me really get to know her character all that much. Overall I would say she is ready for a mjor role sometime soon, though I guess some would call her recent roles "big"

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