Chloe Grace Moretz

Chloe Grace Moretz is an acclaimed actress known for her diverse roles across film and television, building a reputation for impactful performances and considered artistic choices. After earning a Young Artist Award nomination for her role in the 2005 remake of ‘The Amityville Horror’ and appearing in ‘500 Days of Summer’ in 2009, Chloe Grace Moretz achieved a significant career breakthrough in 2010 with her critically acclaimed portrayal of Hit-Girl in the superhero film ‘Kick-Ass.’ That same year, she starred as Abby in ‘Let Me In,’ further solidifying her reputation for mature and compelling performances. Her early career also included her first role as Violet in the CBS series ‘The Guardian’ in 2004 and her film debut in ‘Heart of the Beholder’ in 2005, establishing her presence in Hollywood. Moretz continued to build a strong filmography, starring as Isabelle in Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-winning ‘Hugo’ in 2011 and appearing in Tim Burton’s ‘Dark Shadows’ in 2012.

She also starred in ‘Shadow in the Cloud’ (2020) and the live-action/animated film ‘Tom & Jerry’ (2021). In 2021, Moretz executive produced the Snapchat Original series ‘Coming Out,’ a project highlighting young LGBTQ+ individuals. She further diversified her portfolio by starring as the lead in the Amazon Prime Video sci-fi thriller series ‘The Peripheral’ in 2022. Her voice acting career continued to flourish with the titular role in the acclaimed animated film ‘Nimona’ in 2023, showcasing her commitment to diverse and impactful storytelling across various platforms.