As lights come back on, Viola Davis narrates Bank of America's message of hope for the future

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June 01, 2020 04:51 PM

When it comes to emotive advertising, Viola Davis seems to be the go-to actor at the moment, not only appearing in the latest L'Oreal ad about self-worth but narrating a new heartfelt film about the pandemic from Bank of America.

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