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Denzel Washington: Acting
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"Denzel Washington, who has become the reigning black-male sex symbol of his generation, is fashion-model handsome, with a body that's a lean, athletic dream. His appeal, though, is rooted in the beckoning gentleness of his stare. When he smiles, exposing a slight overbite, he radiates seductive ardor rather than narcissism." - Owen Gleiberman in Entertainment Weekly, Feb. 14, 1992
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Synopsis: In a futuristic, high-tech world run by huge corporations, Parker Barnes (Denzel Washington) is an L.A. policeman serving time for killing the psychotic who murdered his wife and child. Lindenmeyer (Stephen Spinella), a Dr. Frankenstein of the computer era, has created a monster, Sid 6.7 (Russell CroweRead More
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Origins: In mid-December 2004, Denzel Washington — reportedly at the suggestion of a veteran known as "Ranger Jones" whom the actor met while filming the 1988 Civil War epic Glory — paid a visit to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. The popular actor took part in a Purple Heart ceremony, presenting medals to three Army soldiers who were recovering in the hospital from wounds received in Iraq.
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In this remake of the 1962 political thriller, Capt. Bennett Marco (Denzel Washington) and Sgt. Raymond Shaw (Liev Schreiber) are taken captive during the first Persian Gulf War and brainwashed so that they're programmed to rebel once they return home. Read More
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Denzel Washington was out with friends when a homeless man asked him for money. The actor's entourage ignored the beggar, but Washington handed him a $100 bill. The man began to cry, then grabbed a passerby and choked out, "Will Smith just gave me a hundred bucks!"
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Denzel and Pauletta Pearson Washington are the parents of four children: John David, Katta, Malcolm, and Olivia. A family man, he finds time to coach the football team of John David, Katta's basketball team, and to enjoy his wife's gourmet meals and holiday traditions. They live in a Beverly Hills home built by black architect Paul Williams. Washington believes in religion and family. Quoted in his biography, he said: "I always try to have my family with me when I am out in public." He wants to show that "black people can have families," ... helping to remove negative stereotypes of the one-parent black family.
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