In an industry that often demands Black women shrink themselves, Viola Davis and Julius Tennon have built a fortress of authenticity and mutual support. From the grueling physical transformation required for The Woman King to the humorous domestic battles over saltine crackers, their partnership reveals a blueprint for staying grounded at the height of fame. Discover how Davis navigated the 'trauma' of elite training and why she believes the 60s are the ultimate decade of bravery.