Nora Chavooshian

Nora Chavooshian is an American actress, sculptor, art director, and production designer most known for her work in movies like The Beastmaster, The Alchemist, and After Hours. She has three children with her ex-husband Joe Morton. 

How Old Is Nora Chavooshian?  

Nora Chavooshian was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on October 25, 1953. She is 67 years old at the time of this writing.  

What Is Nora Chavooshian Known For?

Nora Chavooshian is an artist and sculptor who has worked as a Hollywood set, costume, and art designer. She has worked as a production designer on the set of such movies as 1984's The Brother from Another Planet, 1986's Willy/Milly, 1987's Matewan, and 1988's Eight Men Out.   

Additionally, she has worked as an art director in Almost You and a s sistant art director in Baby It's You and The Alchemist. She was a set director on the episode "Miss Lonelyhearts" of the PBS anthology series American Playhouse and the 1984 movie Reckless.

She has since branched out on her own and sells her sculpted work via her website.     

Who Is Nora Chavooshian's Husband? Does She Have Children?  

Nora Chavooshian was married to veteran stage and screen actor Joe Morton for over two decades. They tied the knot on October 6, 1985, and got divorced in 2006. Their children are Hopi Noel Morton, Seta Morton, and Ara Morton.

Joe Morton has been seen in several blockbuster movies including The Brother from Another Planet, Lone Star, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Of Mice and Men, Speed, Paycheck, Stealth, and American Gangster. He played Silas Stone, the father of Victor Stone / Cyborg, in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, the theatrical cut of Justice League, and Zack Snyder's Justice League on HBO Max. 

How Much Is Nora Chavooshian Worth in 2021?

As of this writing, Nora Chavooshian's net worth has not been determined. However, she is believed to be well-off, considering that her ex-spouse Joe Morton has a net worth of $4 million and if there was no pre-nuptial arrangement beforehand, she would have had a legal claim over half his wealth.