Girl on Fire

Chloë Grace Moretz is no longer that child actor. The 20-year-old is on a mission to prove she’s all grown up, starting with one of her toughest roles to date.

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To say Chloë Grace Moretz is a wunderkind would be an understatement. At an age when the rest of us would be hoping we’d have enough money on our debit card to pay for dinner, she has an estimated fortune of well over $10 million and is one of Hollywood’s top young female stars.

Best known for her work in The Equalizer, Clouds of Sils Maria, Carrie, and the Kick-Ass series, Chloë also made headlines last year for passionately supporting Hillary Clinton, and for her whirlwind romance with Brooklyn Beckham. Recently, however, she confessed to having had a moment that obliged her to “slow down” and set aside more time for herself after a lifetime spent on movie sets and more than 50 film credits to her name.

Before she really slows down, though, Chloë has three new films in the pipeline. Later this year, she’ll be seen in the suspense drama November Criminals alongside Ansel Elgort, and Suspiria, the American remake of the Dario Argento horror classic that co-stars Dakota Johnson and Tilda Swinton.

But her next role is in Brain on Fire, where she plays a young woman battling an autoimmune disorder that attacks her brain and causes hallucinations, paranoia and psychotic outbursts. Based on the true story of