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'''Denzel Washington''' is an award-winning actor with a "penchant for giving four-star performances in two- to three-star pictures." <ref>[http://decentfilms.com/reviews/manonfire.html Decent Films Guide], Steven D. Greydanus</ref> Some of his more recent works include ''[[Remember the Titans]]'' and ''The Great Debators''. He won an [[Oscar]] for the [[police]] drama ''[[Training Day]]''.  He starred in [[Kenneth Branagh]]'s ''[[Much Ado About Nothing]]'' as Don Pedro.   

'''Denzel Washington''' is an award-winning actor with a "penchant for giving four-star performances in two- to three-star pictures." <ref>[http://decentfilms.com/reviews/manonfire.html Decent Films Guide], Steven D. Greydanus</ref> Some of his more recent works include ''[[Remember the Titans]]'' and ''The Great Debators''. He won an [[Oscar]] for the [[police]] drama ''[[Training Day]]''.  He starred in [[Kenneth Branagh]]'s ''[[Much Ado About Nothing]]'' as Don Pedro.   

Washington won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a former slave in the Civil War drama ''[[Glory]]''; he portrayed a navy psychiatrist who helps a troubled seaman in ''[[Antwone Fisher]]'', as well as the executive officer aboard a navy submarine which undergoes a mutiny (''[[Crimson Tide]]''); and a tank commander investigating a potential medal recipient in ''[[Courage Under Fire]]''.

Washington won an Academy Award for his portrayal of a former slave in the Civil War drama ''[[Glory]]''; he portrayed a navy psychiatrist who helps a troubled seaman in ''[[Antwone Fisher]]'', as well as the executive officer aboard a navy submarine which undergoes a mutiny (''[[Crimson Tide]]''); and a tank commander investigating a potential medal recipient in ''[[Courage Under Fire]]''.

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