Viola Davis

Black is just the shade of jubilation "Lived in object poverty and dysfunction” said the brave heart, who later emerged to be the face of social media communication. Acting is a profound sense of living, not all of us are best at it, since decades back the glory shown from a poor Afro-American girl, but shouted out the name “VIOLA DAVIS” as the rising star of the new era. Born on 11th August 1965, St. MATTHEWS, SOUTH CAROLINA, the US at her grandparent’s house, she is the second youngest of the six children, the daughter of Mary Alice and Dan Davis, her father was a horse trainer, and her mother was a maid factory worker and homemaker as well a civil rights activist. Davis was a young girl started her schooling in Central Falls high school. Davis majored in theater at Rhoda Island College, graduating in 1988, she also attended the Juilliard school for four years as a member of drama divisions group 22 1989-1993.She received her honorary doctorate in fine arts from the College, never the less she also had social responsibilities where she involved herself in public activities TRIO Upward Bound &TRIO student support service program. Viola Davis received her Screen Actor Guild card in 1996 for doing one day of work as a nurse who passes a vial of blood to Timothy Hutton in the film the substance of fire. She has been given $528. Davis emerged in some films, including three films directed by Steven Soderbergh Solaris and traffic as well as Syriana, which Soderbergh produced.

Viola not only had acting skills but also had an unbelievable voice of the parole board interrogated who questions Danny Ocean ( George Clooney The long-time “Sexiest Man Alive” and the most “Dr >> Read More... ) in the first scene in Ocean Eleven also she showed high, in television work and short-lived in series Traveler and Century City, and a special guest appearance in law & order. In 2001, she won the Tony Award for best-featured actress in play King Hedley and also got the Best Actress Award for a role as Rose Maxon in the revival of Fences. In 2015, she became the first African-American women as well as the first Black women of any nationality to win the Prime Time Emmy Award for outstanding lead actress in a drama serious. In 2012, she was considered by the times as one of most influential people in the world. Davis also won golden globe and academy award for her exceptional acting as a best supporting person. Davis and her husband Julius Tennon founded a production company called Juvie productions. “The only thing they separate the women of color from everyone else is opportunity said Davis” and this is what was fascinating to me about women with the strong asset. This is the difference between an ordinary people from an extraordinary. Poverty or dysfunction can strike any of us, but it’s up to us to whether stand up and stay as long as the fight gets to an end. One such pride of women would is “VIOLA DAVIS” she is one of a kind.