General Hospital alum, Kent King (ex-Dr. Lainey Winters) is voicing the character of SaraJones in OWN’s first animated comedy series called Sincerely, Camille. The first two episodes have debuted on OWN’s Twitter account and will be on all of OWN’s digital platforms.
Created by Munirah Safiyah Jones, the series is a “key component to the network’s OWN YOUR VOTE nonpartisan get-out-the-vote initiative, the six-part original series offers a humorous, irreverent, and informative take on politics and the issues impacting Black women in the lead-up to the 2020 November election.”
Sincerely, Camille follows a trio of women – Camille, Staci, and Sara – navigating life, work and relationships in the throes of the 2020 presidential election cycle. Three friends, three different viewpoints, three varying approaches to evoking civic participation. The series follows the women’s efforts to get their communities informed, engaged, and inspired to act in one of the most important elections in American history. The satirical series provides powerful insight and edgy social commentary on the current political climate and the choices Black women face this fall.
The series stars Jones, Kent King, Kiana Thompson, Havon Baraka, Jon Bridell, Jay Devon Johnson, Harlen Ernest, JS Tate, Donna Rusch, Michelle Murphy, Ifeoluwa Adenyi and Thando Dlomo.
King is also known for the role of Dr. Lainey on General Hospital: Night Shift, Imani on Port Charles and Drucilla Winters on The Young and the Restless.
So excited to play the voice of Sara in this animated comedy created by @RahFiyah for @OWNTV. Excited to vote? On the fence? Know some folks who aren’t sure? Watch this series, laugh and share! #OwnYourVote https://t.co/0sIPMEHIVi
— Kent King (@iamkentking) September 29, 2020
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