Viola Davis opens up how she remains humble despite being called “one of the greatest of the time.”

Actress, 59, was at the Los Angeles premiere of G20 At the Chinese TCLE theater, where she was contacted about how brought her costars to become comfortable working around her despite her distinctions.

Davis simply does not take the distinctions too seriously.

“I’ll tell you how I handle it: I don’t have it with it. I don’t feel like being the greatest of the time,” that G20 The star told People Magazine.

“I mean, I have nothing to do with how people see me, but when I get on a set, I see them as peers,” Davis continued.

Davis – There is one of the few artists achieved Egot status is an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and two Tony winner – highlighted the need to continue to learn from peers wherever they are in the hierarchy.

“I don’t feel like I’m the great Buddha, the great actress Buddha in the sky, and you are all Minions who have to learn from me. I learn from them, and I really think so.”

Actually Air Star elaborated that her passion to collaborate with others is what made her thrive in the industry.

“I got into the industry because I really thought even in the word ‘ensemble’. So I think that’s what makes people feel comfortable with me,” she explains.

Davis’ latest film G20 Premier on Prime Video on April 10th.