Graham Moore

	STARmeter SEE RANK Up 2,883 this week View rank on IMDbPro » Graham Moore (IV) Writer \| Producer \| Director Graham Moore was born on October 18, 1981 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is a writer and producer, known for The Imitation Game (2014), Naked Is the Best Disguise and The Waiting Room (2008). See full bio » Born: October 18, 1981 in Chicago, Illinois, USA
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Won 1 Oscar. Another 5 wins & 18 nominations. See more awards »

Known For

The Imitation Game Writer

(2014)

Naked Is the Best Disguise Writer

The Waiting Room Writer

(2008)

The Last Days of Night Writer

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Writer (4 credits)

2014 The Imitation Game (written by)

2010 10 Things I Hate About You (TV Series) (written by - 1 episode)

- Meat Is Murder (2010) ... (written by)

2008/I The Waiting Room (Short)

2005 Pirates vs. Ninjas (Short)

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Producer (3 credits)

2014 The Imitation Game (executive producer)

2008/I The Waiting Room (Short) (producer)

2005 Pirates vs. Ninjas (Short) (producer)

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Director (1 credit)

2008/I The Waiting Room (Short)

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Composer (1 credit)

2005 Pirates vs. Ninjas (Short)

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Sound department (1 credit)

2005 Pirates vs. Ninjas (Short) (sound mixer)

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Self (3 credits)

2015 Entertainment Tonight (TV Series)
Himself

- Episode dated 23 February 2015 (2015) ... Himself

2015 The Oscars (TV Special)
Himself - Winner

2015 72nd Golden Globe Awards (TV Special documentary)
Himself - Nominee

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Personal Quote:

I had been this huge computer nerd my entire life. I went to space camp and computer programming camp. I was that kid. From a very young age, I knew about the legend of Alan Turing - among awkward, nerdy teenagers, he is a patron saint. He never fit in, but accomplished these wonderful things, as part of a secret queer history of computer science. And so I always dreamt of writing something about... See more »

Trivia:

LGBT website Queerty had to run a correction after it called Moore a "queen", and his acceptance speech "the gayest and greatest moment" at the Oscars after Moore told reporters backstage that he does not identify as homosexual, and his speech was not in reference to sexual preference. [February 23, 2015].