• Taraji P. Henson 10:11:23 5.54 PM

  • Oct 11 2023
  • Length: 2 mins
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Taraji P. Henson 10:11:23 5.54 PM

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  • Voice actor quotes by: Gail Nobles
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Wikipedia Public Domain

    Taraji P Hanson is an outstanding actress. We all know that movies are just movies, but Hendon can make them seem real as an actress.

    I'm thinking about several movies she played in like the movie Hidden Figures. The scene where she has an argument with actor Kevin Costner about the bathroom.

    “There is no bathroom, .. and I work like a dog!”

    Thouh Henson is just acting, it doesn't look and sound like it, and that's what we want in acting. She played as Katherine Johnson, a brilliant mathematician.

    I'm thinking about the movie The Best Of Enemies. She always carried a tough look on her face in that movie.

    "We gonna beat school segregation once and for all!"

    Henson played as Ann Atwater, a community organizer in Durham, North Carolina. The movie was based on a true story.

    Then there's another film starring Taraji P Henson. It’s an action film. She plays as Mary Goodwin. She kills her target Marcus Miller in his apartment and she took care of his son Danny.

    “Hey! your mouth. I told you I wasn't gonna let anybody touch you and I meant it.”

    The name of that movie is Proud Mary.

    Taraji P Henson is a strong actress. She has played plenty of great rolls in movies in her Hollywood career.

    I'm Gail Nobles today's topic: Taraji P. Henson
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