When we were first introduced to Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity in 1999’s The Matrix, we were blown away for a number of reasons.
The first thing that most people who are familiar with her work know is that she is an incredibly versatile and gifted actor.
She also has an on-screen presence that is even more impressive.
Her stern but commanding tone shows off both her intellect and ability to articulate and project on screen.
And lastly, and perhaps the most noteworthy, at least as Trinity in this seminal movie, is the pure physicality and elegance that she brings to a character that is a perfect blend of Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman from 1992’s Batman Forever and the baddest female superhero of them all, D.C.’s Wonder Woman.
The role of Trinity really redefined what a lethal woman could look like on screen and just how effective female protagonists could be.
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