"I don't know how to play a 'Black Guy'" Denzel Washington
Join BlackTree TV's Jamaal Finkley in an exclusive sit-down with the legendary Denzel Washington and acclaimed Director Antoine Fuqua as they delve into their latest blockbuster, "The Magnificent 7." In this revealing interview, Washington shares his unique perspective on acting, discussing how his roles transcend racial boundaries and why he doesn't approach his characters as 'Black men.' With his usual eloquence and insight, Washington opens up about his philosophy towards his craft, offering a thought-provoking view on representation and identity in Hollywood.
Meanwhile, Fuqua provides behind-the-scenes insights into the making of "The Magnificent 7," sharing stories from the set and his experience working alongside one of the most versatile actors of our time. This interview not only sheds light on the collaborative process between actor and director but also highlights the themes of unity and diversity that are woven into the fabric of the film.
Whether you're a fan of Denzel Washington's powerful performances, Antoine Fuqua's dynamic direction, or just love a good Western, this interview is a must-watch. Get up close and personal with two titans of the film industry and discover the depth and dedication behind "The Magnificent 7."
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🎥 Interview Highlights:
Denzel Washington on transcending race in his roles
Antoine Fuqua's vision for "The Magnificent 7"
Behind-the-scenes stories from the making of the film
Insights into the actor-director dynamic
🌟 Starring: Denzel Washington, Antoine Fuqua, Jamaal Finkley
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This is why DW's the man. Smooth yet savage, top of his game yet humble.
you go DANZEL❤❤
How is he not aging at all?
Black don't crack
Big Capricorn energy... ❤❤
That was a really polite way of saying “What a stupid question”
Thank you for commenting. Also this is a real polite way of saying "what a stupid person".
I agree. A “black guy”??? So if hip hop isn’t playing in the background and you’re not pimping your way into a scene, it isn’t “black”?
Brother Denzel is like all of the other actors. When asked to play a part, they try to do it the way the director asks them to do it. Occasionally an actor may be permitted to add his or her own interpretation to the part, when you are an actor or actress of Denzel's status the director may accept your interpretation. But mainly it is up to you as an actor to give the director what he or she is asking of you as an actor.
To tell the truth, being Black is considered sub-human just like being white, sub-human if not derogatory ... what any and all people want to be is being Human.
Glory definitely a black man's role. The Hurricane maybe.
What he's saying is not if the character is black But instead how do a black man suppose to act when we all are ourselves and different So like my birthday Capricorn brother said he can just be himself as the character and remember who doesn't understand he's already a black man.