
§ THE PORTRAIT
Viola Davis
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§ THE SHORT VERSION
Viola Davis, born in South Carolina in 1965 and raised in Rhode Island, is one of the few performers to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony. Her Emmy for How to Get Away with Murder made her the first Black woman to win the award for lead actress in a drama.
Born in St. Matthews, South Carolina, in 1965 and raised in Central Falls, Rhode Island, in poverty she has written about without softening. Trained at Juilliard.
She won two Tony Awards, the Emmy, the Academy Award for Fences, and in 2023 the Grammy for the audiobook of her memoir Finding Me, completing the EGOT. Her Emmy for How to Get Away with Murder made her the first Black woman to win lead actress in a drama.
JuVee Productions, the company she runs with her husband, produced The Woman King, a large-scale historical epic led by Black women. She has been clear that the parts were not coming, so she made them.
The only name in this room so far.