Carrie-Anne Moss Biography
Carrie-Anne Moss shot to global fame as Trinity in the iconic sci-fi blockbuster "The Matrix." Despite her massive popularity, Moss avoided being typecast and built an impressive filmography spanning nearly a hundred notable films.
Childhood and Early Years
Born in British Columbia, Canada, to Melvin and Barbara Moss, the future actress She was named after the song "Carrie Anne" by the British rock band The Hollies, a favorite of her mother's.Barbara raised Carrie and her older brother Brooke as a single mother after their father left when they were very young. After the divorce, Barbara moved with her children to Vancouver to start fresh.

At eleven, her mother enrolled her in children's musical theater. She toured across Canada with the group, and during her later school years, traveled through Europe with the Magee Secondary School choir.

Film Career
Carrie-Anne Moss began her film career in Toronto, starting with background roles and small appearances in low-budget series. In Spain, she landed a role in the soap opera "Dark Justice." Some episodes were to be filmed in Los Angeles, and in 1992, Carrie traveled there with the film crew and eventually settled in the U.S. She graduated from the Drama Academy in Pasadena, earning her degree as a professional actress.






Personal Life of Carrie-Anne Moss
Unlike her strong on-screen personas, in real life Carrie-Anne is a devoted wife and caring mother to three children. In fall 1999, Moss married Canadian actor Stephen Roy, whom she met while filming "Flashfire".

Carrie-Anne Moss Now
Since Lana Wachowski announced the fourth "Matrix" film in 2019, audiences worldwide eagerly awaited the next installment of the iconic cyberpunk saga. The premiere was initially scheduled for late 2020, but the coronavirus pandemic changed these plans. Final shooting in Berlin was postponed until July, and the blockbuster's release was pushed to December 2021.
