Who do you think of when you hear the name Carrie-Anne Moss? Is it the enigmatic Jedi Master Indara from The Acolyte? Is it the cutthroat lawyer Jeri Hogarth from the Netflix Marvel Defenders universe? Is it the subtly manipulative bartender Natalie from Memento? Or is it Trinity from The Matrix? I think if you asked most people, they'd likely tell you that Carrie-Anne Moss is as synonymous with Trinity as the hacker is with the influential sci-fi film. After over 30 years in the business, the career-defining role of Moss' life remains a massive part of the actor's legacy. But, if you think Moss is anything like the stoic and restrained Trinity, then you'd be wrong. Neither is she like the rugged Mae in her newest indie horror feature, Die Alone. Instead, when sitting with her on a Zoom call, Moss is down-to-earth, with a very matter-of-fact approach when it comes to talking about her life and career. She shares the wisdom she earned from being a part of Hollywood, emphasizing that her priorities lay with her family — specifically her kids — and the importance of keeping yourself grounded when it comes to the glitzy business.