Natalie Moorehead, a ravishing platinum blonde actress, first ventured into the realm of filmmaking in 1929, and by the end of the subsequent year, she had amassed an impressive array of credits, with dozens of notable movies to her name. Moorehead's on-screen presence was most effectively showcased in her vampish roles, with one notable exception being her portrayal of a suspect in the 1934 cinematic masterpiece, The Thin Man.
In addition to her notable performances in dramatic roles, Moorehead also left an indelible mark as a gifted comedic actress, with standout appearances in Hook, Line and Sinker (1930) and Parlor, Bedroom and Bath (1931). As her career progressed, she continued to appear in a range of supporting roles, ultimately bringing her acting journey to a close in the mid-1940s.
