Beloved actress Joanna Moore, recognized for her compelling television and film work throughout the 1950s and 1960s, has passed away.
Moore was a familiar face on American screens, best known for her recurring role as Peggy McMillan on “The Andy Griffith Show” and for her appearances on popular series such as “Perry Mason,” “Bonanza,” and “The Twilight Zone.” Her talent brought a range of characters to life, from charming ingenues to more complex dramatic roles.
Beyond her professional career, Moore was remembered by those close to her for her warmth and spirited personality. Her legacy also extends through her family; she was the mother of actress Tatum O’Neal and actor Griffin O’Neal.
For many fans, Joanna Moore’s performances remain a cherished part of classic television history, capturing a specific era of Hollywood with grace and skill.
Funeral arrangements are expected to be private. She is survived by her children and remembered by countless fans for the memorable characters she portrayed.