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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 [[ | + | '''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. |
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Revision as of 22:45, February 20, 2010
Denzel Washington is an award winning actor with a "penchant for giving four-star performances in two- to three-star pictures." [1] 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.
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- ↑ Decent Films Guide, Steven D. Greydanus