The "Orange is the New Black" star was shooting the musical in Canada when she got a call from Beyonce's mother, Tina Knowles, asking if she'd be interested in making an appearance in the groundbreaking "Lemonade" promo.
Cox jumped at the opportunity but couldn't shoot the required clip in time, reported Access Hollywood.
"She's (Tina) like, 'Could you make a video of yourself with some great lighting... I know you're shooting... And could you get the DP (director of photography) to shoot you saying I'm not sorry in the camera?'
"But, for 48 hours we trying to figure (it) out... It was just an amazing honour to be asked," Cox said.
The video did feature a dancing Serena Williams.
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