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Viola Davis braved terrorists, Spanx in her presidential action film ‘G20’

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If movies like Die Hard and Air Force One have taught us anything, it’s that a rogue hero is our best hope in a terrorist crisis. In the upcoming Prime Video action film G20, Viola Davis plays President Danielle Sutton who comes to the rescue when terrorists take over the G20 summit. Acting fearless, she said, was the role’s biggest challenge. “How did she become a president if she’s in a pile of pee and poop and quivering in the corner because …

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Viola Davis on ‘G20’ and the Power of Women: ‘We Can Be the Hero Too’

Viola Davis is dishing on her new action-thriller “G20,” which has her playing U.S. President Danielle Sutton, who must evade mercenaries infiltrating the intergovernmental G20 summit in Cape Town, South Africa. “Extra's” special correspondent Roqui Theus spoke with Viola, who emphasized how this story speaks to the power of women. "I think that we can be the hero, too," she said. "I think that we can answer that call to adventure, and I think t…

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