Using MVC's AuthorizeAttribute with multiple groups of Roles?

You'll need your own attribute. Here's mine.

There is no built-in way to do what you want. You will either have to write your own new attribute, or add the check inside the action and return an UnauthorizedActionResult if the user's role fails your checks.

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