Da’Vine Joy Randolph, the breakout star of the film “The Holdovers,” is still basking in the glow of her big win as best supporting actress at the Oscars. The talented actress celebrated until the early hours of the morning, despite feeling exhausted from the whirlwind of events.
Despite her fatigue, Randolph appeared radiant and full of excitement as she spoke about the changes in her life since landing the role in “The Holdovers.” This success comes after her critically acclaimed performances on Broadway in “Ghost: The Musical” and in movies such as “Dolemite Is My Name” and “The Lost City.”
During a recent interview, Randolph opened up about the challenges and rewards of her role in “The Holdovers,” where she portrays a grieving mother. The Philadelphia native also reflected on her roots and the influence of her grandmother on her craft.
Randolph shared some of her experiences from the Oscars, including getting stuck in traffic and feeling emotional during Lupita Nyong’o’s speech. As one of the few Black women to win an Oscar, she expressed a desire to work across different genres and to continue to push boundaries in the industry.
The actress also discussed her approach to fashion, self-love, and the importance of recognizing the support of those who have helped her along the way. Despite her newfound fame, Randolph remains grounded, stating that she is still the same person from Philadelphia with a strong sense of self.
Looking ahead, Randolph reflects on the impact she hopes to have in the industry through the characters she plays and the stories she tells. As she continues to make her mark on Hollywood, audiences can expect great things from this talented actress.
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