Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 2月14日 02時07分

Thanks to Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and his turn as Levee—a poignant, striking performance perfectly tuned for heartbreak—the late Chadwick Boseman has become an Oscar front-runner, a bittersweet, posthumous bookend to his onscreen legacy. He gives himself over completely to the role, imbuing Levee with equal parts vibrancy and anguish; it is, as @ydesta writes for V.F.'s Awards Extra cover story, the most wrenching and exquisite performance of his career. And co-star Viola Davis agrees: “Chadwick played a character that is probably the greatest role written for a young Black actor ever in history,” she says. “Levee is a complete character that is driven by trauma. For me, he represents every Black man at that time, and at this time, driven by trauma that he doesn’t know what to do with, and has dreams and talent that he doesn’t know how to harness. You hope that people get that.” Read the full cover story at the link in bio.

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