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‘Griselda’ Star Sofía Vergara Related To “An Immigrant, A Mother, A Strong Person,” But Was “A Bit Traumatized” By Playing “A Monster”
DeadlineStory by Antonia Blyth
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Sofía Vergara channels her Colombian roots to portray notorious drug lord Griselda Blanco, a personal connection that left her
beat sheet
- Vergara's own brother was involved in the drug trade in Colombia, providing the actress with first-hand insight into the personal toll it takes on ordinary families.
- Despite her personal connection to the subject matter, Vergara found playing
call sheet
Sofía Vergara, Netflix, Griselda