ANGELA BASSETT
Angela Bassett has built a distinguished career portraying powerful, real-life African-American women. Known for embodying intelligent and strong-willed characters, she has delivered unforgettable performances as Tina Turner in What’s Love Got to Do with It, Betty Shabazz in Malcolm X and Panther, and Katherine Jackson in The Jacksons: An American Dream. Beyond biographical roles, her filmography includes Boyz n the Hood, Waiting to Exhale, and her significant presence in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Queen Ramonda.
Beyond acting, Bassett is deeply committed to philanthropy. She serves as an Ambassador for UNICEF and actively supports organizations like the Royal Theater Boys & Girls Club. Now 62, she continues to grace the screen with her extraordinary talent and timeless beauty. With multiple projects lined up, retirement is far from her plans—Angela Bassett remains a powerful force in Hollywood.
