Natalie Moon(I)
- Actress
- Producer
- Additional Crew
Natalie is a bidialectal actor classically trained at The Oxford School of Drama. Originally from England, she is now working and honing her craft in the North American film and television market.
Natalie's current appearances include The A24 box office horror hit Backrooms where she plays Abby (phil's wife), the highly anticipated high profile dark comedy The Audacity in which she plays Jen Bigly and coming soon the CBC classic Reboot Private: Eyes West Coast as Sofia Labaki. Natalie's recent works include CW fan favourites Superman & Lois & The Flash. Season 2 of CBC's television drama Allegiance.
Natalie has also featured in; Hallmark Television series Chesapeake Shores in which she plays Peggy Lucas, Brahms : The Boy II alongside Katie Holmes and O'wain Yeoman, Lifetime's Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal, the Netflix hit series Travelers, Mary-Jane Constantine in DC Legends of Tomorrow and the supernatural thriller Death Note. Natalie is also keen and supportive of the Indy film scene and can be seen in many short films including One Day a quirky festival short which she wrote, directed, produced and starred in.
An endearing and inviting contradiction of elegance and goofiness, a raw and real actor with a readily available emotional life, Natalie lives in Vancouver, BC, Canada and is represented by Esther Cohen at The Characters.
Natalie's current appearances include The A24 box office horror hit Backrooms where she plays Abby (phil's wife), the highly anticipated high profile dark comedy The Audacity in which she plays Jen Bigly and coming soon the CBC classic Reboot Private: Eyes West Coast as Sofia Labaki. Natalie's recent works include CW fan favourites Superman & Lois & The Flash. Season 2 of CBC's television drama Allegiance.
Natalie has also featured in; Hallmark Television series Chesapeake Shores in which she plays Peggy Lucas, Brahms : The Boy II alongside Katie Holmes and O'wain Yeoman, Lifetime's Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal, the Netflix hit series Travelers, Mary-Jane Constantine in DC Legends of Tomorrow and the supernatural thriller Death Note. Natalie is also keen and supportive of the Indy film scene and can be seen in many short films including One Day a quirky festival short which she wrote, directed, produced and starred in.
An endearing and inviting contradiction of elegance and goofiness, a raw and real actor with a readily available emotional life, Natalie lives in Vancouver, BC, Canada and is represented by Esther Cohen at The Characters.
