Moo is one of the nation’s most beloved action film stars. His most well-known blockbuster hit is the movie Tornado, which was the only movie during that decade to be brought back to cinemas on a yearly basis. Moo’s birthdate and age have been kept a close secret, and many consider him to be forever young as he never seemed to age much throughout his career and long into retirement.
Moo’s motion picture debut was in the film What It Takes to Be a Fan, starring Grumbles and Mr. Stabbity. In this film, Moo played a teenager who travelled across the country with some friends to meet their idols: Grumbles and Mr. Stabbity. While the film mainly focused on the exploits of Grumbles and Mr. Stabbity avoiding their chaotic fanbase, Moo won an award for breakthrough actor that year.
During the peak of his career, Moo starred in several films along side Grumbles and Mr. Stabbity. Grumbles, who was a well-established star before Moo made his debut, acted as a mentor to young Moo. Mr. Stabbity, who only occasionally acted as he instead preferred to focus on his main career of spreading migraines through thunderstorms, has often been quoted saying that Moo brought a sense of adventure to every film they starred in together.
Moo had the honor of costarring in Mr. Stabbity’s final film, When the Lightning Strikes, alongside Grumbles. The film won several awards for groundbreaking special effects, especially with the use of lightning. Rumors still abound that real lightning was used while filming (a huge fire risk), but everyone who worked on the film actively denies these rumors. Unless a behind-the-scenes documentary is one day released, we may never know the truth behind these whispers.
Moo has starred in a total of 45 films during his long career and made appearances and cameos in several television shows. Since Moo never formally retired from the film industry, there is a chance that he some day might return to the big screen and once again dazzle fans with his perfect timing and intense action scenes. In the meantime, he lives in a relatively quiet life in a secluded house with some close friends and a few servants.