Was employed as a photographer's model as a child; also performed on the radio

Worked as a child actress with the Pasadena Playhouse

Made feature film debut in "Maryland"; was also in "The Howards of Virginia" that year; at the time known under her original name, Helen Koford

Worked as "Judy Ford" in films including "My Gal Sal" (1942), "Gaslight" (1944) and "Son of Lassie" (1945)

Billed as "Jan Ford" in the feature, "The Devil on Wheels"

First film with the name "Terry Moore", "Return to October"

Attracted attention in the film, "Mighty Joe Young"

Received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress for "Come Back, Little Sheba"

Left feature film work for a time

Starred as Connie Garrett on the TV drama series, "Empire" (first aired on NBC, later ABC)

Returned to features with roles in "Black Spurs", "Town Tamer" and "City of Fear"

Made other comebacks in films in the late 1970s ("Death Dimension" 1978) and mid-1980s ("Hellhole" 1984)

Performed onstage in plays including "Forty Carats", "South Pacific" and "Romantic Comedy"

Appeared on the cover of the August issue of Playboy

Formed Moore/Rivers Productions with partner Jerry Rivers

Producer, acted in and provided original story for the feature comedy, "Beverly Hills Brats"

Formed Second Chance Productions

Filmed cameo in remake of "Mighty Joe Young"