Carrie-Anne Moss returns to the Trinity role in 2022's The Matrix 4, but here's what she's been up to since 2003's The Matrix Revolutions. It seems safe to say most fans never expected another Matrix movie to happen. The 2003 Matrix sequels seemed to wrap up the franchise's story fairly conclusively, killing off Trinity and Keanu Reeves' Neo along the way. Yet, The Matrix was unable to stay buried for good, with both Trinity and Neo resurrected somehow for Matrix 4, and original co-director Lana Wachowski returning to the helm.
While there's no question that Trinity is Moss' signature role, she's by no means faded away from Hollywood in the nearly 17 years since she last played the leather-clad character. Moss has remained very active in both TV and movies, playing both leading and supporting roles, and just generally elevating any project she chooses to join the cast of. She may not have the post-Matrix career of Reeves, but she's still done very well for herself.
Most Matrix fans are probably at least aware that Moss earned raves for her portrayal of icy lawyer Jeri Hogarth on Marvel's Jessica Jones and some of its surrounding series, but that's by no means the extent of her work since 2003. Here's what Carrie-Anne Moss has done since The Matrix Revolutions.
What Carrie-Anne Moss Has Done Since The Matrix Revolutions
Carrie-Anne Moss' first film role after The Matrix Revolutions was in 2004's Suspect Zero, which stars Aaron Eckhart as an FBI agent hunting a serial killer who kills other serial killers. Moss played his FBI partner, Fran Kulok. In 2006's Fido, set in an alternate 1950s in which zombies have become domesticated, Moss plays Helen Robinson, who buys the titular zombie for her family. In 2007's Disturbia, a modern take on Rear Window, Moss plays Julie, the mom to Shia LaBeouf's character, who comes to believe their neighbor is a murderer. Moving on to 2008, Moss played Kelly Hanson in the star-studded drama Fireflies in the Garden, alongside Ryan Reynolds, Willem Dafoe, and Julia Roberts.
In 2010, Moss journeyed into the world of video games, voicing villain Aria T'Loak in Mass Effect 2, then later reprising the role for Mass Effect 3. That same year, Moss also starred in the thriller Unthinkable, playing the leader of an FBI team assigned to interrogate a terrorist. Beginning in 2011, Moss recurred as enemy turned ally Gertrude Verbanski on the NBC spy comedy Chuck, then in 2012 played a gubernatorial candidate in the Rob Lowe political drama Knife Fight, and primary villain Claudia Wolf in the horror video game adaptation Silent Hill: Revelation. She was also a regular on the short-lived CBS drama Vegas.
Jumping into 2013, Moss starred opposite Heather Graham in the dark comedy/thriller Compulsion, about two neighbors who become dangerously obsessed with each other. In 2014, Moss appeared in Paul W. S. Anderson's big-budget historical disaster movie Pompeii, before recurring on the crime drama Crossing Lines. In 2015, Moss starred in Candyman director Bernard Rose's modern version of Frankenstein. 2016 saw Moss play scientist Dr. Athena Morrow on season 2 of AMC's Humans, while 2017 cast her in the horror film The Bye Bye Man. Most recently, Moss has been a part of the Norwegian police drama Wisting and on the CBS All Access anthology Tell Me a Story.
