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DIED
May 04, 1997

RECENT CREDITS
The Horror Show (FILM)  Apr. 28, 1989
Here Come the Littles (FILM)  Jan. 18, 1985
The Brotherhood of Satan (FILM)  Jan. 1, 1971
A Very Special Favor (FILM)  Aug. 1, 1965
Move Over, Darling (FILM)  Dec. 25, 1963

BIOGRAPHY
In films from 1952, thin-necked, crew-cutted Alvy Moore was typecast as snoops, unwanted suitors and general, all-around pests. Moore did get to break away from his usual assignments in such roles as a motorcycle bum in....
In films from 1952, thin-necked, crew-cutted Alvy Moore was typecast as snoops, unwanted suitors and general, all-around pests. Moore did get to break away from his usual assignments in such roles as a motorcycle bum in The Wild One (1953) and Debbie Reynolds' boyfriend in Susan Slept Here (1954). A prolific TV guest star, Moore was hilarious as the faux IRS agent Handlebuck in the Emmy-winning Dick Van Dyke Show episode "The Impractical Joke." Fans of the sitcom Green Acres (1965-71) will remember Moore best as self-contradictory agricultural agent Hank Kimball a role he reprised in a 1990 reunion film. In the 1970s, Alvy Moore turned producer, teaming with another busy character actor, L.Q. Jones, to turn out the low-budget chiller Brotherhood of Satan (1971) and the cult classic A Boy and His Dog (1975).

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide



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