Demi Moore’s Most Iconic Movie Roles and Their Impact
Demi Moore has left an indelible mark on Hollywood with a series of iconic roles that have defined her career and influenced popular culture.
Her breakout role in St. Elmo’s Fire (1985) established her as a key figure in the "Brat Pack," capturing the struggles of young adulthood.
She then delivered an unforgettable performance in Ghost (1990), where her portrayal of a grieving woman connecting with her deceased lover through a psychic captivated audiences and helped make the film a box-office phenomenon.
This role not only solidified her star power but also led to one of the most famous romantic scenes in cinema history.
Moore further showcased her versatility in A Few Good Men (1992), standing her ground alongside Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson in a gripping military courtroom drama.
In Indecent Proposal (1993), she stirred controversy with a role that explored love, money, and morality, proving her ability to take on complex, provocative characters.
Her daring turn in Striptease (1996) was notable not only for its controversy but also for making her the highest-paid actress in Hollywood at the time.
Moore continued pushing boundaries with G.I. Jane (1997), where she underwent a dramatic physical transformation to play a Navy SEAL trainee, reinforcing themes of female empowerment.