Viola Davis called The Servant a White Film
Popular Hollywood actress Viola Davis regrets her participation in the movie "The Servant," which secured her an Academy Award nomination. In an interview with Vanity Fair, she stated that the picture was created "in a cesspool of racism." "Of course," The Servant "entertained all viewers. But part of me feels that I betrayed myself and my people, because that I took part in a movie that was not ready [to tell the whole truth] ", - said Davis. The actress is confident that the movie was made for" white audiences. "" White audiences can at best learn an academic lesson on how everything was. Then they walk out of the theater and discuss what it all meant. They are not touched by who we were then, "she complained. When asked about what made her take part in the project, Davis replied that "the desire to move into a new category of Hollywood artists." In Hollywood, she said, "there is not enough opportunity to make the unknown, faceless black actress famous." Recall that the drama "The Servant" was released in 2011 and became one of the favorites of the award season. It has nominated for several Academy Awards 2012, including Best Picture. was released in 2011 and became one of the favorites for the award season. He has nominated for several Academy Awards 2012 including Best Picture.was released in 2011 and became one of the favorites for the award season. He has nominated for several Academy Awards 2012 including Best Picture.The Topic of Article: Viola Davis called The Servant a White Film. |
