Danielle Brooks Reflects on Oscars Journey and Significance of Nomination
Nominated for her role in 'The Color Purple,' Brooks celebrates her first Oscars appearance and honors her place as the 26th black woman nominated for Best Supporting Actress.
- Danielle Brooks, nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 96th annual Oscars for her role in 'The Color Purple,' reflects on her journey and the significance of her nomination.
- Brooks, who also portrayed Sofia on Broadway, celebrates her first Oscars appearance and acknowledges the support from Oprah Winfrey and the film's team.
- Despite 'The Color Purple' receiving multiple nominations across various awards, it was notably snubbed at the Oscars, with Brooks being the only cast member nominated.
- Brooks honored her nomination by showcasing the number '26' in rhinestones on her nails, symbolizing her as the 26th black woman to be nominated for Best Supporting Actress.
- The actress expressed her determination to enjoy every moment of the awards season, emphasizing the importance of cherishing the experience.
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