After being Queen and president in the Black Panther and Mission: Impossible series, Angela Bassett talked differences between them. Throughout her illustrious career, Angela Bassett has played a Queen in Black Panther and the President in the Mission: Impossible series. The way she varies the two characters is interesting.

The '9-1-1' star portrayed the president of the United States in both 'Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning' and on Netflix's 'Zero Day' Angela Bassett tells PEOPLE exclusively that being a mom of two helps her prepare for her presidential roles The Mission: Impossible star says that as a mom,

Angela Bassett is keeping up her style streak while promoting her upcoming film "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning," in which she portrays the president of the U.S. again after her turn in Netflix's "Zero Day.

Michael B. Jordan and Angela Bassett go back to Black Panther, and the heartfelt encounter had fans channeling their inner Kilmonger and saying “Heyyy Auntie” at the meet-up between the two.

One of the best things about Angela Bassett? She never has to do the thing, yet she always does. And we thank her for that. The 9-1-1 star dropped by Good Morning America on Monday to promote Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning,

The Final Reckoning made its dazzling U.S. premiere at Lincoln Center in New York on May 18, fans and film insiders alike wondered: is this truly the last mission for Ethan Hunt? Tom Cruise answered that question with resounding clarity on the red carpet,

“I’m very good because I’m wearing red. Red is my jam. You know, red makes you feel a certain way. You feel the heat, the fun, the joy,” Bassett says during an interview about her new summer film, “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning,” the eighth installment in the hit film series.

Variety's portrait studio at Cannes brought actors such as Angela Bassett, Pom Klementieff, Hannah Waddingham and Hayley Atwell.