Demi Moore
Demi Moore is an American actor whose film career includes Ghost, A Few Good Men, and The Substance.
Ghost: A 1990 romantic fantasy film starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, and Whoopi Goldberg. Its commercial success made Moore an international film star.
Bruce Willis: An American actor known for action films and the television series Moonlighting. Willis and Moore were married from 1987 to 2000 and have three daughters.
Roswell, New Mexico: A city in southeastern New Mexico, known for its association with a 1947 UFO incident. Moore was born there in 1962.
Hollywood star system: A studio-centered system that builds films and publicity around the marketability of prominent actors. Moore’s leading roles and public profile exemplify the star-driven business of 1990s Hollywood.
A Few Good Men: A 1992 legal drama directed by Rob Reiner and adapted from Aaron Sorkin’s play. Moore played Navy lawyer JoAnne Galloway, a prominent role in an ensemble cast.
Ashton Kutcher: An American actor and entrepreneur known for That ’70s Show and later film and television roles. His marriage to Moore from 2005 to 2013 drew sustained public attention.
Modeling: The work of posing for photographs, artists, or audiences to present clothing, products, or ideas. Moore worked as a model before establishing herself as an actor.
Gender pay gap in Hollywood: The disparity between men’s and women’s compensation in the film industry. Moore became one of Hollywood’s highest-paid actresses during the 1990s, amid unequal industry norms.
Indecent Proposal: A 1993 drama about a wealthy man who offers a married couple money for one night with the wife. Its box-office success and controversy made Moore a conspicuous figure in 1990s Hollywood.
Rumer Willis: An American actor and the eldest daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis. Her public career connects Moore’s family life with Hollywood’s next generation.