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Men With Mojo Video Profile on Denzel Washington: #42


Denzel Washington born December 28 1954

Denzel Washington born December 28 1954 in Mount Vernon New York is a two-time

in Mount Vernon New York is a two-time

in Mount Vernon New York is a two-time academy award-winning film actor

academy award-winning film actor

academy award-winning film actor occasional director and stage actor when

occasional director and stage actor when

occasional director and stage actor when Denzel was young he had behavioral

Denzel was young he had behavioral

Denzel was young he had behavioral problems which prompted his mother to

problems which prompted his mother to

problems which prompted his mother to send into preparatory school and an ansa

send into preparatory school and an ansa

send into preparatory school and an ansa Fordham University with Denzel

Fordham University with Denzel

Fordham University with Denzel discovered acting and earned himself a

discovered acting and earned himself a

discovered acting and earned himself a degree in journalism denzel’s first film

degree in journalism denzel’s first film

degree in journalism denzel’s first film role came in the 1975

role came in the 1975

role came in the 1975 made-for-television movie called Wilma

made-for-television movie called Wilma

made-for-television movie called Wilma but his big break came when he starred

but his big break came when he starred

but his big break came when he starred in the hospital drama Sade elsewhere in

in the hospital drama Sade elsewhere in

in the hospital drama Sade elsewhere in 1989 Denzel won the oscar for best

1989 Denzel won the oscar for best

1989 Denzel won the oscar for best supporting actor for his portrayal of a

supporting actor for his portrayal of a

supporting actor for his portrayal of a defiant self-possessed slave in the

defiant self-possessed slave in the

defiant self-possessed slave in the movie glory throughout the 90s Denzel

movie glory throughout the 90s Denzel

movie glory throughout the 90s Denzel worked on many big-budget comedies

worked on many big-budget comedies

worked on many big-budget comedies thrillers and dramas such as

thrillers and dramas such as

thrillers and dramas such as Philadelphia with Tom Hanks Crimson Tide

Philadelphia with Tom Hanks Crimson Tide

Philadelphia with Tom Hanks Crimson Tide with Gene Hackman and the preacher’s

with Gene Hackman and the preacher’s

with Gene Hackman and the preacher’s wife with Whitney Houston his portrayal

wife with Whitney Houston his portrayal

wife with Whitney Houston his portrayal of boxer Rubin Carter in the 1999 film

of boxer Rubin Carter in the 1999 film

of boxer Rubin Carter in the 1999 film the hurricane also garnered Denzel

the hurricane also garnered Denzel

the hurricane also garnered Denzel another Oscar nomination but one of his

another Oscar nomination but one of his

another Oscar nomination but one of his most critically acclaimed roles came in

most critically acclaimed roles came in

most critically acclaimed roles came in 1992 when he starred as Malcolm X and

1992 when he starred as Malcolm X and

1992 when he starred as Malcolm X and Spike Lee’s movie of the same name in

Spike Lee’s movie of the same name in

Spike Lee’s movie of the same name in 2000 Denzel appeared in the

2000 Denzel appeared in the

2000 Denzel appeared in the crowd-pleasing Disney movie Remember the

crowd-pleasing Disney movie Remember the

crowd-pleasing Disney movie Remember the Titans which grossed over a hundred

Titans which grossed over a hundred

Titans which grossed over a hundred million in the United States box offices

million in the United States box offices

million in the United States box offices alone in 2002 denzel washington won the

alone in 2002 denzel washington won the

alone in 2002 denzel washington won the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in

Oscar for Best Actor for his role in

Oscar for Best Actor for his role in train day making him the first

train day making him the first

train day making him the first african-american to win the Best Actor

african-american to win the Best Actor

african-american to win the Best Actor Oscar since Sidney Poitier in 1963

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