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Welcome to Simply Mandy Moore - a comprehensive website dedicated to actress, singer and songwriter Mandy Moore. Mandy is currently starring on the hit television show This Is Us as Rebecca, but you may known her for her work in movies such as Tangled (where she voiced Rapunzel), or A Walk To Remember. Mandy has also had a successful singing career and released several albums, the latest of which will be in stores in 2020. This comprehensive website aims to give Mandy fans the latest news, photos and more related to the talented performer and her varied career. Thank you for your visit and please bookmark www.mandy-moore.org.
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Mandy as Herself
Released on March 6th, 2020
Emmy, Grammy & Golden Globe-nominated actress/singer/songwriter Mandy Moore returns to music with her first album in a decade. In a purposeful departure from the pop sound of her previous material, she worked closely with longtime collaborator, producer Mike Viola and her husband, Taylor Goldsmith (of folk-rock band Dawes), creating the lyrics on her own and recording each song live with a full band setup. The album deftly moves from 70s inspired soft-rock to contemporary pop.
Mandy as Rebecca Pearson
Airing Season 4 on NBC
The Pearson family's generational story unfolds in this emotional drama. In moments of love, joy, triumph and heartbreak, revelations emerge from parents Jack and Rebecca's past, while triplets Kate, Randall and Kevin discover deeper meaning in their present day lives.
Mandy as Ann Best
Released on November 8th, 2019
The story of the Battle of Midway, told by the leaders and the sailors who fought it.
PARADE.COM: It can be a bit difficult to tell that Mandy Moore and Milo Ventimiglia, who play a husband and wife on TV’s This Is Us, aren’t actually married in real life—or that all the actors in television’s most emotionally affecting intergenerational family aren’t actually a real family at all.
“We all love each other,” says Moore, 34. “We truly feel like a family.”
Moore and Ventimiglia play Rebecca and Jack Pearson on the Golden Globe–nominated hit NBC drama, which tells the touching, often wrenching story of the close-knit Pearson clan in heart-rending flashbacks as well as in the present day.
“In a given day, Mandy and I have been in scenes from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s,” Ventimiglia says. “It’s fun to jump back in time. The ’80s are a happier time in the marriage and the kids are younger, while the ’90s are stressful because of what Jack and Rebecca are going through. It’s fun. It’s different from playing current-day scenes. There’s a bit of magic to it.”