Tilda Swinton concluded 2024 with her Golden Globe-nominated role in 'The Room Next Door.' She plays Martha, a woman facing terminal cancer, who asks her old friend Ingrid (Julianne Moore) to help her depart with dignity. Swinton's remarkable portrayal of a fiery yet tender woman coming to terms with her fate is just a glimpse into her extraordinary acting journey. With her unique ability to embody diverse characters, Swinton's career stands out among her peers. Viewers can find where to watch Swinton's finest films with our guide.

One of Swinton's early standout roles was in 'Orlando,' where she takes on the role of the titular protagonist, who, after inheriting wealth from Queen Elizabeth, unexpectedly transforms into a woman. Released in 1992, the independent queer film was ahead of its time in exploring gender themes and marked Swinton's inclination toward playing gender-fluid roles.

By 2001, Swinton had her breakthrough with the noir thriller 'The Deep End.' Her role as Margaret Hall, a housewife caught in a perilous situation while attempting to conceal a murder she suspects her son committed, earned her a Golden Globe nomination. She then ventured into the superhero realm with 'Constantine,' playing Archangel Gabriel, guiding demon hunter John Constantine (Keanu Reeves) in his quest against damnation. Although initially criticized, the film gained a cult following due to its impressive cast and thematic depth.

Swinton's portrayal of the White Witch in 'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' and subsequent cameos in the Narnia sequels further showcased her versatility. Her 2007 performance in 'Michael Clayton,' starring alongside George Clooney, is arguably her career's highlight. Swinton played Karen Crowder, an attorney under immense pressure, a role that secured her an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.

In 2011, Swinton continued to impress with 'We Need to Talk About Kevin' and 'Moonrise Kingdom.' As a mother grappling with her troubled son Kevin (Ezra Miller) in the former film, she delivered one of her most intricate performances. Her collaboration with Wes Anderson in 'Moonrise Kingdom' initiated a successful partnership across five films.

Recently, Swinton joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, starring with Benedict Cumberbatch in 'Doctor Strange' as the Ancient One and appearing in 'Avengers: Endgame.' Her work with cinematic powerhouse A24 includes films like 'The Souvenir,' 'The Souvenir: Part II,' and 'Problemista.' With her unmatched acting range and transformative style, Swinton has starred in numerous acclaimed roles, captivating audiences and challenging gender conventions.