Denzel Washington Responds to 'Gladiator II' Oscar Snub with Gratitude
The actor emphasizes his focus on personal growth and upcoming projects, dismissing the lack of recognition for his acclaimed performance.
- Denzel Washington was overlooked for an Oscar nomination for his role as Macrinus in 'Gladiator II,' despite critical praise for his performance.
- The actor expressed no disappointment, highlighting his satisfaction with his ongoing work, including his lead role in a Broadway production of 'Othello' opening February 24.
- Washington, a two-time Oscar winner, has received 10 nominations throughout his career and earned nods for 'Gladiator II' at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Awards.
- He reflected on his evolving perspective, stating that at 70, he values understanding and personal growth over accolades.
- Washington has a slate of future projects, including roles in 'Black Panther 3,' 'Hannibal,' and an adaptation of 'Othello,' before considering a shift to directing.