Trey Moore(II)
- Actor
Continuing in the vein of James Dean or a young Marlon Brando, Trey
Moore is a rare young heartthrob with the acting chops to match his
good looks. This South Carolina native was named one of Cosmopolitan
Magazine's bachelors of the year, beating out thousands of hunks from
his home state. He has appeared on the Today Show, Entertainment
Tonight, Inside Edition, Playboy Radio and E! News.
In just a few years, Moore has managed to carve a niche for himself on the stage - appearing as Oedipus Rex and Romeo - and on the big screen in Leatherheads directed by George Clooney, among other exciting roles. At 6' 2", with brown hair and blue-green eyes, Moore could easily fall back on his all-American good looks, but instead he seeks out challenging roles - eschewing the stereotypical yuppie or high-school hunk roles. The indie film arena is comfortable for Moore, who dares to be edgy.
In his spare time, Moore enjoys baseball, classical guitar, creative writing and piano. He is also active in his community, volunteering for charities and organizations like Animal Allies, Greenville Junior Chamber Foundation, the Rape Crisis Center, The Soup Kitchen and The Salvation Army in his hometown of Spartanburg, South Carolina. In order to be a good actor, one needs to live in order to communicate the breadth of human emotions and experience and while only in his early 20s, Moore has lived and accomplished quite a bit.
The world waits to see what's next for Trey Moore.
In just a few years, Moore has managed to carve a niche for himself on the stage - appearing as Oedipus Rex and Romeo - and on the big screen in Leatherheads directed by George Clooney, among other exciting roles. At 6' 2", with brown hair and blue-green eyes, Moore could easily fall back on his all-American good looks, but instead he seeks out challenging roles - eschewing the stereotypical yuppie or high-school hunk roles. The indie film arena is comfortable for Moore, who dares to be edgy.
In his spare time, Moore enjoys baseball, classical guitar, creative writing and piano. He is also active in his community, volunteering for charities and organizations like Animal Allies, Greenville Junior Chamber Foundation, the Rape Crisis Center, The Soup Kitchen and The Salvation Army in his hometown of Spartanburg, South Carolina. In order to be a good actor, one needs to live in order to communicate the breadth of human emotions and experience and while only in his early 20s, Moore has lived and accomplished quite a bit.
The world waits to see what's next for Trey Moore.
