"Sex scenes are not my thing," grimaces Carrie-Anne Moss. "I'd much rather do fight scenes than the intimate ones. Because I've always been very powerful, but not sexually powerful… I've never led with my sexuality in life or on screen."
But you'd never know it to watch steamy scenes in which the 59-year-old Canadian actress seduces 25-year-old Heated Rivalry heartthrob Hudson Williams in Sky's new supernatural crime drama, Yaga. She's genuinely more frightening walking her fingers up thighs and whispering into men's ears as student-schtupping university lecturer Dr Katherine Hargrove in Yaga than she ever was karate-chopping cops as Trinity in The Matrix films, or waving a knife in Arnold Schwarzenegger's face as East German spy Greta Nelso in Fubar.
