Angela_Bassett
Angela Evelyn Bassett was born in America. Her work has been recognized for film and television from the mid-80s onwards, she's won numerous awards such as two Golden Globe Awards and sixteen NAACP Image Awards in addition to nominations for two Academy Awards and seven Primetime Emmy Awards. Bassett was born in New York New York and raised by an aunt who lived in Winston-Salem North Carolina. Bassett moved with her older sister St. Petersburg Florida at the age of five in order to be closer to their mother, who was separated from their dad. Bassett was inspired to become an actress after seeing the play Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, starring James Earl Jones. Yale University New Haven Connecticut gave her a bachelor's degree (1980), in African American study, and a graduate degree (1983) at the Yale School of Drama. Courtney B. Vance was also an actor at Yale. They married in 1997. Qualification: B.A. at Yale's School of Drama. granted a Master of Fine Arts in African American Studies to Angela Basssett in the year. She attended the institutions that she attended: Jordan Park elementary school, Disston Middle School for seventh graders, Azalea Middle School for 8th & 9th grades as well as Boca Ciega High School. Angela Bassett currently works in one of her leading characters, Ramonda, in the action-adventure movie i.e. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022).






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