Viola Davis

Viola Davis built one of the most distinguished careers in contemporary acting, moving between theater, film and television with sustained recognition. Her Broadway work, including Fences and King Hedley II, earned major awards and shaped her transition into leading screen roles. Performances in Doubt, The Help and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom positioned her as a central figure in character-driven drama, while How to Get Away with Murder marked a landmark role in television. Her career reflects a continuous presence in adaptations, biographical material and ensemble films, supported by extensive stage training.