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Viola Davis Says She Feels Like She 'Betrayed' Herself by Starring in 'The Help'

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14.07.2020 - 17:15

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Viola Davis is explaining her regret over starring in . The 54-year-old actress covers 's July/August issue and reveals why she accepted a role in the 2011 flick in the first place, and why now, in hindsight, she wishes she hadn't.The film follows the lives of a group of black maids in Mississippi in the 1960s with Davis portraying a maid named Aibileen Clark.

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