Carrie-Anne Moss

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Carrie-Anne Moss's career is marked by two significant award wins that highlight her range as an actor. Her Independent Spirit Award for Memento recognized her ability to hold her own in a mind-bending thriller opposite Guy Pearce. Her Genie Award for Snow Cake showcased her talent for quiet, emotionally resonant drama. Beyond these wins, she has been nominated for a Saturn Award for The Matrix and a Canadian Screen Award for Die Alone. Her portrayal of Trinity in The Matrix franchise remains one of the most iconic roles in science fiction cinema, and her work as Jeri Hogarth broke ground as Marvel's first openly gay television character. These achievements reflect a career built on smart choices and consistent quality.

AwardsCarrie-Anne Moss has won two major acting awards. She won the Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Female for her role as Natalie in Memento (2000). She also won the Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role for her performance in Snow Cake (2006). These awards recognize her ability to bring depth and nuance to complex characters in independent and Canadian cinema.