Sept. 15, 2014
Entertainment & Arts
Dudley Moore, the elfin, Oxford-educated comic actor who used biting wit, physical pratfalls and on-screen vulnerability to tap into the good-natured debauchery of the times in hit films such as “10” and “Arthur,” died Wednesday at his home in Plainfield, N.J., after a long, debilitating illness.
March 28, 2002
PEOPLE: Dudley Moore Honored by Queen Oscar-nominated comic actor Dudley Moore has been chosen to receive the title Commander of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II.
June 19, 2001
Television
Dudley Moore is making his U.S. television series debut in a modestly amusing comedy about a popular New York cabaret performer whose indulgent singlehood is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of his testy teen-age son.
April 16, 1993
More Moore: “Dudley,” a comedy series starring Dudley Moore as a father dealing with single parenthood, will begin production in January and premiere in March on CBS.
Nov. 9, 1992
Fast Fame: Dudley Moore
April 18, 2011
“The British press introduce me as a 5-foot-2 sex thimble,” said Dudley Moore, slipping into a distinct English accent.
March 31, 1991
24 Frames
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April 8, 2011
It is only a 10-minute break, a momentary pause in a 13-hour day on the set of “Dudley,” Dudley Moore’s new CBS sitcom, just long enough to reposition the cameras and set the lights and get everything ready to rehearse another scene.
April 11, 1993