Angela_Bassett

Angela Evelyn Bassett has been an American actress since the end of the 1980s. Her work has earned her recognition by the media and for her television performances since the early 1980s. The awards she has won comprise the two Golden Globe Awards, sixteen NAACP Image Awards as well as nominations for Academy Awards and Primetime Emmy Awards. Bassett was born living in Winston-Salem North Carolina, raised by her aunt who lived in New York New York. The mother of Bassett had divorced from her father at approximately five. Bassett and her younger sister relocated into St. Petersburg Florida with their mother. Bassett chose to become an actress after seeing the stage play Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck, starring James Earl Jones. Yale University New Haven Connecticut was where she earned her bachelor's in African American and master's degrees (1983). Courtney B. Vance was also an actor at Yale. They married in 1997. Qualification: B.A. the Yale School of Drama awarded an M.A. in Fine Arts in African American Studies to Angela Basssett in the year 1980. She was a student at the school following: Jordan Park elementary school, Disston Middle School for seventh graders, Azalea Middle School for 8th and 9th grades as well as Boca Ciega High School. Angela Bassett currently works in one of her main characters, Ramonda, in the action-adventure movie i.e. Black Panther: Wakanda forever (2022).