In the coming-of-age film, "Now and Then," Moore played the older version of a young girl named Samantha, who together with her friends, played by Rosie O'Donnell, Rita Wilson and Melanie Griffith, recall a memorable summer they shared in 1970.

We know that Demi Moore is overdue for an Oscar, having never been nominated, and that the Golden Globe was the first award she has ever won. And she gave a great speech that landed her the Oscar nomination for Best Actress. But that narrative is not the only reason Moore will win her first gold man.

Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on 2 March, we take a look back at eight of her most memorable performances to date.

Demi Moore is up for a Best Actress Academy Award for her role in "The Substance." We revisit Robin Young's 2019 conversation with Moore about her memoir "Inside Out," written with Ariel Levy. This segment airs on .

What viewers saw was a unique body horror film which also used comedic tropes to entertain audiences across the world. The movie’s plot is simple: a fading Hollywood starlet’s last ditch attempt at remaining relevant (read: youthful).