When we talk range, this photo is what we mean
Viola Davis took on two diverse roles this year, ‘Air’ and ‘Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ showcasing her incredible range.
In “Air,” she portrayed Deloris Jordan, a character handpicked by Michael Jordan himself for the role of his mother.
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In “Air,” Davis embodies the role of Deloris Jordan, a pivotal figure in the film that unveils the groundbreaking partnership between rookie Michael Jordan and Nike’s burgeoning basketball division. The story revolves around the creation of the iconic Air Jordan brand, depicting a career-defining gamble, an unconventional team, and the unwavering vision of a mother recognizing her son’s immense talent.
On the flip side, “Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is a dystopian prequel delving into the origins of the gladiatorial competition that both captivated and horrified fans.
In this installment, the narrative revisits the unforgiving world of Panem, where two tributes from each district are selected for the brutal Hunger Games. However, the focus shifts to a young Coriolanus Snow, portrayed by Tom Blyth, and his mentee, Lucy Gray Baird, played by Rachel Zegler. Davis takes on the role of the sinister Volumnia Gaul.
Whether you’ve witnessed the inspiring “Air” or the dystopian drama of “Hunger Games?”