Susie Money

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Susie Money is a costumer who worked as key costumer on Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Enterprise. The MACO character S. Money, portrayed by stunt actress Dorenda Moore, was named after her.

In 1984 Money worked as assistant property master on the drama Maria's Lovers, starring John Savage and Keith Carradine. She then worked as wardrobe assistant on the comedy Over the Brooklyn Bridge (1984), the drama Seven Minutes in Heaven (1985), the comedy Insignificance (1985), the music comedy Krush Groove (1985), the thriller Manhunter (1986), and the mystery drama Track 29 (1988). In 1986 she was the costume designer for the comedy Static which featured Bob Gunton.

After working as costumer on the comedy Crossing Delancey (1988) and the biographical drama What's Love Got to Do with It (1993, with Joe Diaz), Money became the costume or wardrobe supervisor on the comedy Penn & Teller Get Killed (1989), the crime thriller A Shock to the System (1990), the comedy Mo' Better Blues (1990), the thriller The Temp (1993, with Abram Waterhouse), the action thriller Bound by Honor (1993), the television drama Lush Life (1993), the western drama Dead Man (1995, with David S. Powell and Abram Waterhouse), the sport comedy The Great White Hype (1996), the thriller The Chamber (1996), and the comedy B*A*P*S (1997).

Star Trek credits

(This list is currently incomplete.)

• TNG: "Bloodlines" - Costumer (uncredited, Season 7)
• ENT:
  • "Broken Bow" (Season 1)
  • "Fight or Flight" (uncredited)
  • "Strange New World"
  • "Unexpected"
  • "Terra Nova" (uncredited)
  • "The Andorian Incident"
  • "Breaking the Ice" (uncredited)
  • "Civilization"
  • "Fortunate Son" (uncredited)
  • "Cold Front"
  • "Silent Enemy" (uncredited)
  • "Dear Doctor"
  • "Sleeping Dogs"
  • "Shadows of P'Jem" (uncredited)
  • "Shuttlepod One" (uncredited)
  • "Fusion"
  • "Rogue Planet" (uncredited)
  • "Acquisition"
  • "Oasis" (uncredited)
  • "Detained"
  • "Vox Sola" (uncredited)
  • "Fallen Hero"
  • "Desert Crossing" (uncredited)
  • "Two Days and Two Nights"
  • "Shockwave" (uncredited)

External link

• Susie Money at the Internet Movie Database