Kaycee Moore
Biography
Kaycee Moore was a pioneering American actress born Kaycee Collier in Kansas City, Missouri on February 24, 1944. A member of the L.A. Rebellion, she starred in influential films such as "Killer of Sheep," "Bless Their Little Hearts," and "Daughters of the Dust." Her work was celebrated for its nuanced portrayal of Black American life, earning recognition from the Library of Congress' National Film Registry.