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Academy Award Winner Viola Davis Takes on Presidential Action Role in Prime Video’s ‘G20’

The acclaimed actress leads a star-studded cast in this high-stakes political thriller premiering April 10

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Viola Davis will play U.S. President Danielle Sutton in the action movie “G20,” which came out on April 10 and can be watched on Amazon Prime Video. Davis is at the center of a global crisis at a G20 meeting that is under attack in this film, which combines political drama with intense action.

To give old action films a fresh look, director Patricia Riggen. She said, “This is Viola Davis like you’ve never seen her before: heroically kicking tons of ass in a global thrill ride.” Riggen also said she wants to make an exciting, high-stakes action movie showing how dangerous our modern, high-tech world is.

When the G20 meeting becomes a target, President Sutton has to deal with many different threats. She must use her brains and skills to protect her family, defend her country, and guarantee the safety of world leaders who are in danger as she evades capture.

The film has a great cast, including Davis. Anthony Anderson plays Derek Sutton, and Marsai Martin plays Serena Sutton. Both are related to the president. Agent Manny Ruiz is played by Ramón Rodríguez, Oliver Everett by Douglas Hodge, Joanna Worth by Elizabeth Marvel, and Rutledge by Antony Starr.

JuVee Productions, run by Viola Davis and Julius Tennon, is supporting the project. According to them, “G20” is “a high-stakes action film with a lot of heart. ” The film’s producer, Andrew Lazar, said it has common themes and that its main idea is that we all want to protect the people and places we care about.

Caitlin Parrish, Erica Weiss, Logan Miller, and Noah Miller worked together on the script. Through Prime Video’s global platform, “G20” will be seen by people in more than 240 countries. Amazon MGM Studios and MRC have worked together on a big project before, and Mad Chance Productions and JuVee Productions are also helping out.

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