Ego winner Viola Davis He sincerely talks about grilled because she kept with her for years, her initial judgment Chadwick Boseman"Behavior and Support System on a set of" Maine's Black DNA "Mai Rainey", then he is unaware that he was a fighter terminal cancer.

Viola Davis opened about his experience working with Boseman, who passed away from colon cancer in August 2020. year in just 43 years, three months before the Netflix film, which marked his final screen.

"He was part of me who was a little judgment, why do you need it all?" Davis recalled in a cordial new interview with TimesReferring to Boseman's fiancé, Taylor Simone Ledward, and his makeup rubbing his back and play meditative music between taking. "I knew a little bit to do it because he was dying."

Davis said that no one knew Boseman on the set. The star "black panthers" retained its diagnosis of learning private in 2016. He had phases III colon cancer. When he died, he advanced at the IV phase.

His display of Levee green in the black town "Ma Rainey", "The story was centered around the firearm of singer, earned the Boseman posthumous nomination for Oscar. Thinking of his legacy, Davis always spoke with admiration and respect.

In an interview 2020. With Yahoo EntertainmentShe remembered his ability to live completely, even as he supports privately. "Lord knows we all want to live another 50 years," she said at that time. "But I can't see his life tragic ... because I felt like he always lived in the moment, squeezed every life."

"What makes me think, I don't think it's quantity, it's quality," she continued. "What I keep at Chad is that he lived his life his own way. I would say that his professional life is absolutely parallel to his personal life ... with the greatest integrity."

Davis said before INSTYLE If Boseman was "someone who had the quality that had very few of them today, whether he is young or old, which is a total commitment to the artistic form of acting."

BOSEMAN passed away 28. August 2020. year, aged 43, after a private four-year battle with hose cancer. It was diagnosed with stage capacity III in 2016. year, the disease advanced at the IV phase before his death. Despite the fact that multiple surgery and chemotherapy passed, Boseman continued to work on several films.

The late actor decided that his disease be private, which led to the widespread shock after the announcement of his passage. His family published a statement in his official Instagram account, expressing immeasurable sadness and emphasizing his commitment to his craft even during treatment. ​

Now, Davis focuses on his next big role, the one that is completely different from everything he does before.

In the "G20", on April 10 in the main video, that stars as president of the US Danielle Sutton, the leader was pushed when a terrorist seizes the world's most powerful G20.

On the movie film in Los Angeles, Davis discovered on Thursday Hollywood Reporter If the project was close to her heart since 2016. year, when she applied as a star and manufacturer. "It was just for us, it seemed like a very commercial, fun film, from the box; something that people would usually not see me, but that I was very capable."

As president Sutton, Davis has the task of saving not only global diplomacy, but her family and the destiny of the democracy itself. The role in the action gave the winner for the new physical challenge, something that accepted enthusiasm.

"This was a greater physics; this was more like a stroke of a fight, rifle," she explained. "That appealed to the 6-year Viola - a 6-year Viola would be swayed with this."

The film demanded Davis to think creatively during a cascade choreography.

"We choreographed many of these fighting on the set; you had to use your imagination with found objects, with what in the kitchen you can fight to lower someone," she said. "It was a different kind of fun."