Demi Moore takes first-ever acting award
Actress Demi Moore, 22, was the surprise winner of the first-ever Golden Globe Award for Best New Star of the Year in Television. The award was given to her for her outstanding performance in the ABC series “The Young and the Restless.”
Moore, known for her dramatic work in films and television, has received widespread recognition for her portrayal of the character Jennifer Marquez on the popular soap opera. The Golden Globe Award, given annually by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, is one of the most prestigious awards in the entertainment industry.
Moore, who was 19 when she received the award, beat out several other talented young actresses, including Martha Smith and Michelle Pfeiffer, to take home the honor. Her win marked the third year that the award was given, and the first time a television performer had received the prize.
Moore’s victory capped off a remarkable year for the young actress, who has quickly become a fan favorite for her charming on-screen presence and impressive range. Despite her growing success, Moore remains humble and is grateful for the opportunities she has had in her career.
“I’m thrilled and truly grateful to have received this award,” Moore said in an interview following her win. “It is an incredible honor to be recognized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and to be part of this industry that I love so much.”
Moore’s win serves as a reminder of the talented pool of young actresses waiting in the wings, ready to take on leading roles in film and television. With her Golden Globe Award, Moore is solidifying her position as one of the most promising young stars of her generation.