
stage actor
Actriz y productora estadounidense (nacida en 1965)
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Join the roomViola Davis es una actriz y productora de cine estadounidense. Sus reconocimientos incluyen tanto la Triple Corona de la Actuación como el EGOT. Time la nombró una de las 100 personas más influyentes del mundo en 2012 y 2017. The New York Times la ubicó en el noveno lugar de su lista de los mejores actores del siglo XXI (2020). Davis recibió el Premio Cecil B. DeMille en los Premios Globo de Oro en 2025.
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“It’s only been recently that I can admit that I would jump in trash bins looking for food and I would steal from the corner store because I was hungry. I would fall asleep in school on a daily basis because we had nothing.”
“Artists and actors of color have to alter and water ourselves down for Hollywood, but I refuse to be pacified.”
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Viola Davis has endorsed Democratic candidates including Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris, Jaime Harrison, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and donated to Barack Obama.
Endorsements by Viola DavisViola Davis Lends Her Support In A Big Way To Jaime HarrisonViola Davis Narrates Kamala Harris' 'Mother' Campaign Video

2027 · as Mama Agba

2025 · as President Danielle Sutton

2024 · as The Chameleon (voice)

2023 · as Deloris Jordan

2023 · as Dr. Volumnia Gaul

2022 · as Nanisca

2022 · as Michelle Obama

2021 · as Amanda Waller

2021 · as Liz Ingram

2020 · as Ma Rainey

2018 · as Veronica Rawlings

2016 · as Amanda Waller

2016 · as Rose Maxson

2015 · as Carol Barrett

2014 · as Susie Brown

2014 · as Annalise Keating

2013 · as Major Gwen Anderson

2013 · as Nancy Birch