Roger K. Moore

About Roger K. Moore

Roger Kennedy Moore is an American actor, producer, writer, development executive and talent agent. He has enjoyed success in television and film. Mr. Moore has always had childhood dreams of breaking into Hollywood. He started his TV career as a Production Assistant in 2012 The Voice (TV Series) (3 episodes) Top 10 Performances (2012) - Top 12 Results (2012) - The Blind Auditions, Part 1 (2012). He has since had lead roles as Mr. Right in a feature film titled Girls Don't Play; as FBI Director Fischer in a feature film titled Bosses. He will soon play the role of a US Army Legal Officer in a feature film titled A Time For Heroes, which is presently in development. He is also part of the development team that will brand A Time For Heroes globally. Wall Street Investors are prepared to execute a "soft close" on this project. Mr. Robert Crayton (Ant Man, Ballers) has signed a Letter of Intent to play a lead role as General Crocodile. Mr. Moore has received several Letters of Intent from other reputable industry professionals to fill both cast and crew roles. Moore presently has 30 plus film projects in development, as he continues to network with leading industry professionals.Mr. Moore grew up in Buffalo, NY and attended SUNY at Buffalo, while also attending Reserve Officer Corps Training at Canisius College. After receiving a Second Lieutenant Commission from the US Army at 20 years old, he went on to serve his country in the NY Army National Guard and Army Reserves; while working inside First Army's Hq & Hq Unit during the 1980s, Moore was involved in planning Defense Level Operations to respond to global terrorism. From there he left for Active Duty Service in the US Army Infantry branch.While in the military during the 1980s and 1990s, the government conveniently and routinely "de-briefed" him concerning "military training methods" that he was involved in during this career, under the premise of developing even better training doctrine in the future. And of course, every soldier that serves a country he loves will willingly participate. Conveniently the military would invite top creative executives from the entertainment industry to conference and listen in on Mr. Moore's military de-briefing involving special operations that he may have been involved in. During several such closed session briefings, Mr. Moore found himself as a "creative consultant" to major studio creative executives. Unbeknownst to Mr. Moore, this closed session briefing turned out to be a meeting of well-known studio heads that wanted inside information from special military operators like Mr. Moore so that they could "pick his brain" on how real soldiers think, act and operate on real-world military missions and operations. It turns out that after weeks of debriefing the military and top studio heads, Mr. Moore found himself assisting these same top creative executives in developing new ideas and modern make over story lines and concepts for many of today's top-grossing blockbuster movies.Since Mr. Moore did not receive any credit for any of his creative consulting work, he decided to write his own military biographical novel titled A Time For Heroes, which was published in 2007. By 2009 and beyond, many industry-leading blockbusters that have been adapted from, similar to or derived from his novel, have received domestic and international success at the box office. From that point on Mr. Moore decided to develop his own content about his military career, from h...

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