2012 marked a significant year in the burgeoning career of Chloë Grace Moretz. While she had already established herself as a promising young actress with compelling performances in films like *Kick-Ass* (2010) and *Let Me In* (2010), 2012 showcased a remarkable range, solidifying her position as a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood. This year saw her navigate diverse roles, demonstrating an ability to inhabit characters vastly different from each other, proving her versatility and commitment to her craft. To fully appreciate Moretz’s 2012, it’s helpful to consider the trajectory of her career leading up to this point, particularly her roles in films like *Hick* (2011) and *Texas Killing Fields* (2011). These films, while released the previous year, contributed significantly to the narrative of her 2012 success.
The Preceding Year: Stepping into Darkness with *Hick* and *Texas Killing Fields
Before delving into Moretz’s 2012 output, a brief look at her 2011 performances in *Hick* and *Texas Killing Fields* provides crucial context. These films, while commercially less successful than some of her other works, offered crucial opportunities for her to showcase a darker, more mature side of her acting abilities.
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