Denzel Washington

Born as Denzel Hayes Washington, Jr. on December 28th 1954 in New York - U.S. Denzel is one the most high-paid Hollywood stars  and made great impact right away as African-American to make biggest hits in entertainment industry.

He made his first film in 1974 but gained popularity in the 1989 movie “Glory.” He played the role “Pvt. Silas Trip,” this is a civil war drama movie as he brought to life his charisma and won the hearts of viewers as he engages in the African-American infantry alongside Morgan Freeman. He made power house performance as he exploits the character of Malcolm X in the biographical movie-drama “Malcolm X” in 1992. He convinced us that he is a great lawyer when he exploited the character of Tom Hanks as a homosexual inflicted with AIDS in the movie “Philadelphia” in 1993. As second in command in a submarine in “Crimson Tide” in 1995, he made a great confrontation with Gene Hackman as they clashes with the enemy’s submarine. Playing the role of Rubin Carter is quite a challenge for him. The character was charge triple murder and convinced us that he had suffered enough inside jail for 30 years in the movie “The Hurricane” in 1999. He as a coach made powerful and soul reviving speeches as he encourages a football team to unite and ignore their difference in the movie “Remember the Titans” in 2009. He secured the nod of having an award in the movie “Training Day” in 2001. His character defied all of his acts, alongside with Ethan Hawke, Det. Harris (Denzel) made a convincing role as a corrupt police in the community and taking his unconvinced protégé to one whole day training. He made a convincing negotiator in the 2006 movie hit “Inside Man.” 

He made a great deal of entanglement with Russell Crowe as the criminal and mobster Frank Lucas in the 2007 movie “American Gangster. No one could land that plane like he did in the 2012 movie “Flight.” As reluctant Captain Whip Whitaker, he made a great decision to save his passengers for his negligence that he crash landed the plane while sleeping during his flight caused by his extreme addiction and vices consumption. He made also the train-rectifying hostage drama movie “Taking of Pelham 123” with John Travolta in 2009. He made a great preach in the bible verse “as I walk through the Valley of Death…” in the movie “The Book of Eli” in2010. He gave another monumental performance in the movie “Unstoppable.” A story of a near-resigned-fired train-driver he saves the lives of the nearby communities as he extremely let the train pass through a dangerous curve while carrying toxic chemicals. He gave his unstoppable skills in the movie “The Equalizer” as a fake-dead FBI agent and hid under the name of Robert McCall as he avenges his local bar chat-friend teenager prostitute from the local mobsters. This is similar to “Batman” series but in this case, McCall appeared without any masks.