

Acting
Joel David Moore
- Titles
- 65movies23TV shows
- Career
Active from 2004 to 2031, busiest in 2007 with 5 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 15top three billing
- Average score
49/100
- Highest rated
Avatar79/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 69 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Contemporary Realism6.9average 5.2
- Cringe Humor3.4average 2.2
- Situational Comedy3.8average 2.7
- Dark Humor3.8average 2.9
- Pop Culture3.2average 2.2
- Satire & Parody3.0average 2.3
- Wit & Wordplay4.2average 3.7
- Crime4.2average 3.7
Rarely in their work
- Historical1.4, average 2.6
- Melancholy3.9, average 4.7
- Wonder2.6, average 3.4
- Nostalgia3.0, average 3.6
Main genres
Select a genre to see those titles.
Recurring tags
- Witty Dialogue 3
- Character-Driven 3
- Psychological Thriller 3
- Feel-Good 2
- Psychological 2
- Mystery 2
- Moral Conflict 2
- Psychological Drama 2
- Romantic Comedy 2
- Cringe Humor 2
- Anti-Colonial Narrative 2
- Stoner Comedy 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Stephen LangActorAvatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
Sigourney WeaverActorAvatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
CCH PounderActorAvatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
Sam WorthingtonActorAvatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
Zoe SaldañaActorAvatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
James CameronDirectorAvatar, Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
Nick SwardsonActorGrandma's Boy, Art School Confidential, Mini War
Giovanni RibisiActorAvatar, Avatar 4, Avatar 5
Adam GreenActorHatchet, Spiral, The Tiffany Problem
Zachary LeviActorSpiral, Stuntmen, The Tiffany Problem
Terry ZwigoffDirectorArt School Confidential, Budding Prospects, Budding Prospects
John Emmet TracyActorDrone, Grace
Movies and TV shows
41990s
4 titles · average score 68
64
Family Guy (1999)
TV show · as Jake Sully (voice)
80
Angel (1999)
TV show · as Karl Vamp
66
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996)
TV show · as Pete
61
Foxfire (1996)
as First Geek