Demi Moore Biography

Demi Moore was born on November 11, 1962 in Roswell, New Mexico (United States) She's 1'65 tall. Demi Moore (real name Demetria Gene Guynes) grew up with her mother Victoria and her stepfather Danny Guynes after being abandoned by her father who was in the US Air Force named Charles Harmon. Guynes was an alcoholic who was always in conflict with his wife, and eventually ended up committing suicide. Demi abandoned her studies at the institute Fairfax Los Angeles to become a model. After her debut at the cinema in "Blame It on Rio" (1984) by Stanley Donen , "What happened last night?" (1986) Edward Zwick, or "We are not angels" (1989) by Neil Jordan, Demi achieved stardom thanks to her participation in "Ghost" (1990), romantic-fantasy film directed by Jerry Zucker and co-starring Patrick Swayze. She was John Stamos' girlfriend before marrying in 1980 the rock musician Freddy Moore, who took her surname for his stage name. They divorced in 1984. Her second marriage, after a seeing Emilio Estevez, was with actor Bruce Willis, with whom she married in 1987. Bruce and Demi were divorced in 2000 after having three daughters Rumer, Scout LaRue and Tallulah. In 2005 she married actor Ashton Kutcher. Some of her recent releases are "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" (2003), "Bobby" (2006), a film directed by her former partner Emilio Estevez, "In the darkness" (2006), romantic intrigue set in Scottish land, "Flawless" (2007), film about stolen diamonds co-starring Michael Caine, "Mr. Brooks" (2007), with Kevin Costner.