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Ilse Kitshoff Sony Pictures Entertainment Viola Davis as Nanisk in The Woman King. En espanol, Viola Davis, 57, is one of our greatest actresses working today and has Oscar, Emma and two Tony proofs for that. This month, she will star in the historic epic The Woman King as General Nanisk, the commander of a regiment of female soldiers who defended the African kingdom of Dahomey (present-day Benin) in the 18th and 19th centuries. To prepare for the role, Davis underwent intense training to get into combat form. When I was a girl ... I just wanted to be slim and slim, People said. Ive always been muscular and fat and it seemed to me that I couldnt create my femininity on this canvas. And then suddenly my muscles, arms, fat legs, my heavy voice became perfect in this role. this is. But even if Davis doesnt literally kick, she has made a career playing very independent women: mothers and wives, housewives and professors, and even first ladies. Here are nine more complicated and complex roles that made Viola Davis an award magnet and a favorite by Background: Davis only appears for about 10 minutes in this Tony and Pulitzer-winning film based on a John Patrick Shanley play, but she was so impressed that she received her first Oscar nomination. Ms. Miller is the only mother of a black student at a Catholic school in the Bronx. in the 1960s and allegedly used by a priest named Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman). Hollywoods best cries The hottest moment: almost the entire show comes down to one blast exchange between Mrs. Miller and Chief Nurse Aloysius Bovier (Meryl Streep, 73), who Roger Ebert called the best scene weve seen this year. He continued: If Viola Davis is not nominated by the Academy, injustice will be done. She comes face to face with the great film actress of this generation, and the confrontation of two equals creates a terrifying force. Watch: Doubts on Prime Video, Apple TV Prerequisites: Davis and prospective Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, 52, play Aibileen Clark and Minnie Jackson, two housewives working for white families in Mississippi in 1963 in this heartbreaking drama about civil rights. Girls figure skater Phelan (Emma Stone) decides to interview them for journalistic exposure of white workers racism, and a close-knit community begins to reveal the personal secrets of systematic and open racism. Davis maintains warmth and calm strength at all times, which is especially evident in the love he has for the young white girl she cares about.Ilze KitshoffSony Pictures Entertainment Viola Davis as Nanisk in The Woman of the King. Viola Davis, 57, is one of our best actresses today and has an Oscar, an Emmy and two Tonys to prove it. In this months historical epic The King, she stars as General Nanisk, the leader of a troop of female soldiers who defended the African kingdom of Dahomey (present-day Benin) in the 18th and 19th centuries. To prepare for the role, Davis underwent extensive training to get him into fighting shape. When I was a girl ... I wanted to be thin and slim, she told People. Ive always been muscular and fatter, and I felt like my femininity couldnt be constructed from that canvas. And then suddenly, with this role, my muscles, my arms, my thick legs, my heavy voice were perfect. It made me feel uncomfortable. I physically celebrated it in every way. But while Davis doesnt literally kick, shes made a career out of playing fiercely independent women: mothers and wives, housewives and professors, even the First Lady. Here are nine of the more challenging roles that Viola Davis became an awards magnet and fan favorite.The premise: Based on John Patrick Shanleys Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Davis appeared for only 10 minutes, but made such an impression that it earned her her first Academy Award nomination. The mother of the only black student at a Bronx Catholic school in the 1960s, Mrs. Miller is vulnerable to abuse by a priest named Father Flynn (Philip Seymour Hoffman).A top actress and cemented her Hollywood Hottest Moment: Almost the entire show revolves around one explosive conversation between M. Mrs. Iller and the principals sister, Aloysius Beauvier (Meryl Streep, 73), which Roger Ebert called as good a scene as Ive seen this year. He continued, Unless Viola Davis nominated by the Academy, an injustice will be done. She comes face-to-face with the greatest screen actress of this generation, and its a confrontation of two equals that creates a terrifying force. Watch Doubt on Prime Video, Apple TV. Catch: In this subtly moving civil rights drama, Davis and eventual Oscar winner Octavia Spencer (52) plays Aibileen Clarke and Minnie Jackson, two housewives working for white families in Mississippi in 1963. When Southern society girl Skater Phelan (Emma Stone) decides to interview them for a news report about racism in the face of in the face of her white employees, the close-knit, tight-knit community begins to unravel as personal secrets come to light.Despite bearing the brunt of systemic and overt racism at every turn, Davis Aibileen maintains warmth and calmness throughout, especially in the love she feels with a young white girl he cares for Tell s

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