Liam Gaughan is a writer at Collider with a passion for classic films and the work of Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese.
Denzel Washington is in the conversation when discussing the greatest actors of the last half century, as his commitment to high-quality projects is virtually unparalleled. Actors like Daniel Day-Lewis and Leonardo DiCaprio may have even more spotless track records, but Washington has consistently appeared in a wide variety of projects, from thrilling action epics like the upcoming Gladiator II to powerful dramas like American Gangster.
Crimson Tide is highly rewatchable because of how nuanced the depiction of underwater combat is. It’s easy to see why Washington made so many films with the great Tony Scott, whose aptitude for creating stunning moments of tension was virtually unparalleled. Seeing him spar on screen with Hackman felt like the “passing of a torch” moment from the greatest movie star of a previous generation handing it down to his successor.
8 ‘Fences’ Directed by Denzel Washington Fences offered an unmissable experience for fans of Washington’s work, as it served as a feature length adaptation of the play that he and Viola Davis had starred in on Broadway, which won them both Tony Awards. Easily the strongest of the films that Washington directed, Fences is an intimate “slice of life” story that explores issues of masculine sensitivity, infidelity, and familial legacy as they pertain to the Black community.
Washington is perfectly cast as an inspiring coach who leads his team to a shocking victory, delivering the type of inspirational performance that only an actor of his caliber would be capable of. Remember the Titans may be aimed at adolescent audiences that could relate to the position that the main characters are in, but it holds just as much power for adults reflecting on the significance of their childhood experiences.
Release Date October 5, 2001 Cast Denzel Washington , Ethan Hawke , Scott Glenn , Tom Berenger , Harris Yulin , Raymond J. Barry Runtime 122 minutes Writers David Ayer 3 ‘Glory’ Directed by Edward Zwick Glory is an important war film that sheds a spotlight on the black experience during the Civil War, a subject that most Hollywood studios hadn’t touched in generations.
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