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2026-06-11

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RESUMEN

El video titulado "Nobody Breaks Celebrities Like Denzel... and It's Effortless" compila una serie de momentos que demuestran el carisma, el humor y la personalidad auténtica de Denzel Washington en entrevistas e interacciones públicas. Lejos de limitarse a su imagen de actor serio y galardonado, la transcripción revela a un hombre ingenioso, rápido para los comentarios sarcásticos y con una confianza inquebrantable que desarma tanto a periodistas como a otros famosos.

El hilo conductor es la habilidad de Denzel para dominar cualquier conversación sin esfuerzo, ya sea bromeando sobre no audicionar desde que ganó un Oscar, contando anécdotas de cuando "robó" un arreglo floral en los Premios de la Academia al saber que no ganaría, o respondiendo con evasivas inteligentes a preguntas incómodas sobre política. La transcripción muestra múltiples escenas: desde la imitación de un fan que dice parecerse a él, pasando por el famoso incidente donde un miembro del público le gritó a su personaje en una obra, hasta bromas con sus propios hijos o con celebridades como Shaquille O'Neal y Ryan Reynolds.

También se destaca su lado más serio y reflexivo, ofreciendo consejos a actores jóvenes (aprender en el escenario, ignorar las redes sociales) y una crítica mordaz a la cultura de las noticias falsas y la desinformación. En definitiva, el resumen muestra a un Denzel Washington multifacético: leyenda del cine, pero también un ser humano terrenal, divertido y con una agudeza verbal que lo hace inolvidable.


IDEAS PRINCIPALES

  • Humor natural y espontáneo: Denzel descoloca a entrevistadores y colegas con respuestas ingeniosas, como decir que su trabajo actual es "estar desempleado" o que tiene "ropa interior más vieja" que un periodista.
  • Confianza y estatus de leyenda: Afirma que no audiciona desde hace unos 40 años (desde que ganó su primer Oscar) y que, al perder un premio, prefiere llevarse algo del catering antes que irse con las manos vacías.
  • Anécdotas memorables: Incluye la historia de cómo un espectador le gritó "¡Dispárale!" a su personaje en una obra de teatro, lo que demuestra su poder de convicción actoral.
  • Generosidad y pragmatismo: Revela que pagó la educación de Chadwick Boseman (sin saberlo al principio), pero bromea en la premier de Black Panther exigiendo que le devuelva el dinero.
  • Defensa de la privacidad: Se niega rotundamente a revelar sus preferencias políticas, respondiendo "no es asunto tuyo" y usando el título de su película Fences (Cercas) como barrera.
  • Sarcasmo ante las redes sociales: Cuando le preguntan si tiene LinkedIn o Instagram, responde con un seco "No, tengo un Cadillac", subrayando su desconexión de la cultura digital.

INSIGHTS DESTACADOS

  • El arte de la réplica: Denzel convierte cualquier situación en una oportunidad para el humor, incluso cuando es objeto de críticas o preguntas incómodas. Su respuesta a la comparación con Barack Obama ("no sé de dónde vino, alguien mencionó a Will Smith") es un ejemplo de cómo desvía con gracia.
  • Lecciones de vida y carrera: Su consejo a actores ("primero aprendes, luego ganas, luego devuelves") y su crítica a los medios ("la necesidad de ser primero, no de ser verdadero") revelan una filosofía personal basada en la autenticidad y el trabajo duro.
  • La "robo" como metáfora: La anécdota de tomar el arreglo floral de los Óscar y bromear sobre "robar" el reloj de un colega muestran que, para Denzel, la vida se trata de tomar lo que se pueda con ingenio, sin perder el sentido del humor.
  • El factor sorpresa: A pesar de su imagen icónica, el video demuestra que Denzel es impredecible. Ya sea rapeando Cardi B, bromeando con Paul Mescal sobre Gladiator 2 o imitando a un delincuente en una entrevista, siempre mantiene a su audiencia alerta.

Sabiduría

RESUMEN

Denzel Washington muestra su carisma, humor y sabiduría en entrevistas, revelando su enfoque sin esfuerzo hacia la vida y la actuación.

IDEAS

  • Denzel Washington no audiciona para películas desde que ganó su primer Oscar.
  • Él perdió ocho premios Oscar, pero nunca dejó que eso lo afectara.
  • Durante una derrota en los Oscar, Denzel robó comida y un arreglo floral.
  • Su madre lo motivaba diciéndole que se parecía a un actor famoso.
  • Una mujer del público le gritó "¡Dispárale!" al personaje malvado de Denzel.
  • Denzel pagó la escuela de Chadwick Boseman sin saber quién era.
  • Él bromea exigiendo que le devuelvan el dinero de la escuela de Boseman.
  • Nelson Mandela desairó a Denzel para elogiar a su esposa en una cena.
  • Denzel llamó a su casa una "casa" vacía después de que sus hijos se fueron.
  • Él intimidó juguetonamente a Shaquille O'Neal con un monólogo de "King Kong".
  • Denzel intentó emborrachar a Michael Jordan antes de un partido contra los Lakers.
  • Si su avión se estrellara, Denzel solo querría "otro avión" consigo.
  • Él imita perfectamente la forma de hablar de Jay-Z en el estudio de grabación.
  • Denzel usó su teléfono para reproducir "Come Fly With Me" durante una escena seria.
  • Se negó a responder sobre a quién apoyó en las elecciones presidenciales.
  • Criticó a los medios por priorizar la velocidad sobre la verdad en las noticias.
  • Denzel no tiene Instagram, Twitter ni ninguna otra red social.
  • Guarda sus dos premios Oscar juntos, bromeando que están "solitos".
  • Le dijo a un joven actor que la clave es actuar en el escenario, no en redes.
  • Su "terapia" para actores incluye apagar el teléfono, leer y aprender.
  • Bromeó con que a los 70 años solo estará buscando sus llaves.
  • Le regaló su reloj a un entrevistador, diciendo que se veía mejor en él.
  • Denzel afirmó que su ropa interior es más vieja que un entrevistador de 36 años.
  • Recitó de memoria la letra de "Bodak Yellow" de Cardi B para impresionar a todos.
  • En un estreno, bromeó diciendo que Paul Mescal no es tan buen actor como él.
  • Denzel le preguntó a un actor joven si quería "correr" una carrera.
  • Afirmó que la primera parte de la vida es aprender, la segunda ganar y la tercera devolver.
  • Una vez confundió el color "clementina" con un color que todos deberían conocer.
  • Le dijo a un entrevistador que sus preguntas eran "asunto suyo" y no del público.
  • Denzel cree que el exceso de información lleva a la necesidad de ser primero, no veraz.

INSIGHTS

  • El verdadero poder no necesita presumirse; se muestra con humor y confianza.
  • Perder ocho veces demuestra resiliencia, no fracaso; la actitud lo es todo.
  • La generosidad verdadera no espera reconocimiento, pero sí exige resultados.
  • Un hogar se define por las personas, no por el espacio físico que ocupamos.
  • La edad es solo un número cuando tu espíritu sigue siendo juguetón y vivo.
  • La mejor defensa contra la fama es mantener los pies en la tierra.
  • La sabiduría se transmite mejor con humor y honestidad brutal que con sermones.
  • Ignorar las redes sociales permite un enfoque más profundo en el arte verdadero.
  • La verdad está muriendo lentamente cuando la velocidad reemplaza a la precisión.
  • La grandeza no necesita audiciones; el talento probado habla por sí mismo.

CITAS

  • "I played the lead in every film."
  • "I'll be a trillionaire" (sobre parecerse a Denzel).
  • "Shoot him. Shoot him. Shoot that [ __ ]."
  • "It's been about 40 years for that, love." (sobre audicionar).
  • "I lost eight times." (sobre los Oscar).
  • "I'm leaving here with something." (robando comida en los Oscar).
  • "You can take him out of New York, you can't take the New York out of him."
  • "I'll rob you later." (a un entrevistador).
  • "When your kids leave, it's just a house."
  • "I'm putting cases on all you." (imitando a King Kong).
  • "If your plane crashed... what would it be? Another plane."
  • "Play that again." (sobre una canción de Jay-Z).
  • "I understand from Chadwick Boseman himself that you... responsible for him being Black Panther."
  • "I got on underwear older than you."
  • "I give him whatever he want, he buy me Yves Saint Laurent." (letra de Cardi B).
  • "I'm not going to be in it." (sobre una trilogía de Gladiator).
  • "Learn to act on stage. Don't rely on social media."
  • "First part of your life you learn, second part you earn, third part you return."
  • "Where do you keep your Oscar? Next to the other one."
  • "70. You got a microphone. Oh, that's a mic."
  • "I'll be looking for my keys at 70."
  • "Whose phone was that?" (sobre el incidente de Siri).
  • "None of your business." (sobre su voto).
  • "If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you do read it, you're misinformed."
  • "What is the responsibility you all have to tell the truth?"
  • "I have a Cadillac." (cuando le preguntaron por LinkedIn).

HÁBITOS

  • No audiciona para películas desde que ganó un Oscar.
  • Nunca ha tenido cuentas en redes sociales como Instagram o Twitter.
  • Prefiere actuar en el escenario para perfeccionar su oficio.
  • Solo hace una o dos tomas en el set de filmación.
  • Apaga el teléfono y se desconecta para concentrarse en aprender.
  • Siempre busca llevarse algo físico de los eventos, como comida.
  • Mantiene un sentido del humor incluso en situaciones serias o incómodas.
  • Usa el humor para desarmar a entrevistadores y mantener el control.
  • No revela su opinión política ni su voto en público.
  • Lee y se educa constantemente en lugar de consumir noticias.
  • Prioriza la verdad y la precisión sobre la velocidad de la información.
  • Se rodea de personas que lo mantienen con los pies en la tierra.
  • Bromea sobre su edad y sus pertenencias para restar importancia a la fama.
  • Es generoso con su tiempo y dinero, pero exige reciprocidad.

HECHOS

  • Denzel ganó su primer Oscar en 1989 por "Glory".
  • Ha sido nominado nueve veces al Oscar y ganó dos veces.
  • Perdió ocho premios Oscar a lo largo de su carrera.
  • Pagó la educación universitaria de Chadwick Boseman sin conocerlo.
  • Una vez cenó con Michael Jordan después de un partido histórico.
  • Mandela elogió a su esposa en lugar de a él durante una cena.
  • Asistió a un juego de los Bulls con Spike Lee.
  • El teléfono de Denzel activó Siri durante una escena dramática.
  • Interpretó al personaje Malcolm X en la película de 1992.
  • Protagonizó "Fences", que también dirigió y produjo.
  • Es conocido por negarse a responder preguntas políticas personales.
  • Su madre lo motivaba diciéndole que se parecía a un actor.
  • Tiene dos hijos que también son actores y lo imitan en bromas.
  • Una vez confundió el color "clementina" como un tono universal.
  • Denzel tiene más de 40 años de carrera sin necesidad de audicionar.

REFERENCIAS

  • Película "Checkmates" de 1988.
  • Película "The Untouchables" con Sean Connery.
  • Película "Cry Freedom" (1987).
  • Película "Black Panther" (2018) con Chadwick Boseman.
  • Película "Gladiator 2" con Paul Mescal y Pedro Pascal.
  • Película "Fences" (2016) dirigida por Denzel.
  • Canción "Come Fly With Me" de Frank Sinatra.
  • Canción "Bodak Yellow" de Cardi B.
  • Músico Lenny Kravitz y rapero Jay-Z.
  • Arzobispo Desmond Tutu y Nelson Mandela.
  • Actor Chadwick Boseman y Felicia Rashad.
  • Actor Michael Jordan y Spike Lee.
  • Actor Ashton Sanders y Ryan Coogler.
  • Redes sociales: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn.
  • Programa de entrevistas con Robbie (posiblemente Robbie Robinson).

CONCLUSIÓN EN UNA FRASE

La verdadera grandeza se muestra con humor, gracia y una confianza inquebrantable en uno mismo.

RECOMENDACIONES

  • No confíes en las redes sociales para construir tu carrera artística.
  • Apaga el teléfono y dedica tiempo a leer y aprender.
  • Actúa en el escenario para desarrollar habilidades reales de interpretación.
  • Prioriza la verdad sobre la velocidad al compartir información.
  • Mantén un sentido del humor incluso en las derrotas más grandes.
  • Sé generoso, pero exige reciprocidad y responsabilidad de los demás.
  • No dejes que la fama te impida ser auténtico y con los pies en la tierra.
  • Usa el humor para desarmar situaciones incómodas y mantener el control.
  • Rodéate de personas que te mantengan humilde y te desafíen.
  • No temas decir "no" o negarte a responder preguntas invasivas.
  • Aprende y gana en las primeras etapas de la vida para luego devolver.
  • Ignora las noticias falsas y concéntrate en fuentes confiables de información.
  • Encuentra alegría en las pequeñas cosas, incluso en los momentos difíciles.
  • No necesitas la validación externa; confía en tu propio talento y trabajo.

If you could have played the lead in any<br>film in history, what would it be?<br>>> I played the lead in every film.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Denzel Washington is known for<br>powerhouse performances, but what people<br>don't expect, he's absolutely hilarious.<br>From unforgettable press junkets to<br>sharp one-liners, these are the moments<br>that prove he's just as funny as he is<br>iconic.<br>>> My whole life, like my mother gassed me<br>up and told me I look like this man. You<br>get what I'm saying? So<br>>> How much if you had a penny<br>anytime they said you look like Denzel?<br>>> I'll be a trillionaire<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> like for real.<br>>> Dude, it's true. I'm telling you.<br>>> to god, no [ __ ]<br>You<br>>> So like this being<br>>> So mom, should we tell them?<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Being convincing is the ultimate sign of<br>a great actor, but there are times when<br>it doesn't always work in your favor.<br>>> I did a play called Checkmates, 1988.<br>And same play where the woman whispered<br>to me. In the play I was a bad guy. I I<br>abused my wife and I psychologically.<br>And then finally there's a scene where I<br>slap her and she pulls a gun out and I'm<br>like I do that, right? So people are<br>watching the show and they're into the<br>show. So she says what she says, I say<br>what I say, I slap her, she pulls a gun,<br>I do like that and somebody says,<br>"Shoot." A woman says, "Shoot him. Shoot<br>that<br>I mean<br>>> [applause]<br>>> "Shoot him. Shoot him. No,<br>shoot that<br>>> Oh.<br>>> Auditioning is just a standard part of<br>making it in Hollywood. A right of<br>passage Denzel has well and truly left<br>in the rearview mirror.<br>>> You must be out that stage, right? It's<br>like you're not reading scripts and<br>auditioning, right?<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> It's been about 40 years for that, love.<br>About 40 years. Yeah, I haven't I<br>haven't auditioned for a movie in<br>>> For what?<br>>> I don't know if it's 40 exactly. I won<br>an Academy Award<br>in 1989.<br>How many years ago is that?<br>>> So that would be 35?<br>>> I'm sure that nobody asked me to<br>audition after that.<br>>> That's crazy.<br>>> I may be wrong. I may be wrong. I may be<br>wrong. I don't<br>>> I mean, do you miss that?<br>>> Auditioning?<br>>> Yeah.<br>>> No.<br>>> You are a winner, sir. Two Oscars, two<br>of them.<br>>> But I lost eight times.<br>>> Yes, you have lost more than you won.<br>>> See?<br>>> Yeah.<br>>> That's the first time.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> I lost<br>eight times.<br>>> Eight losses at the Oscars would break<br>most people, but for Denzel, it just<br>meant finding something else worth<br>taking home.<br>>> Let me tell you a Sean Connery story.<br>He was up for The Untouchables. I was up<br>that year for, I think it was Cry<br>Freedom.<br>He comes out to present an award and got<br>a 3-minute standing ovation.<br>>> Uh.<br>>> For presenting an award.<br>>> Wow.<br>>> I went to get the coats.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> I said, "I'm going to get the coats cuz<br>I know I ain't winning tonight."<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> So, so, so now we're leaving. I'm<br>leaving without the Oscar, right?<br>But as I'm leaving, I see the back of<br>where they're doing the they're getting<br>the the meal ready, the food ready for<br>the for the governor's ball.<br>>> Yeah, yeah.<br>>> I see a big tray. I'm like, "I'm leaving<br>here with something."<br>You know what I mean? I'm from around<br>the way. I'm leaving with something.<br>Then my mother told me to get the flower<br>arrangement.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> It's a true story.<br>>> But that wasn't just a one-time thing<br>because as it turns out, Denzel brings<br>that same energy everywhere he goes.<br>>> Double dolly shot.<br>>> The dolly, man. Your classic shot. Your<br>classic shot.<br>>> Yeah, yeah. Keep talking. Keep talking.<br>>> Yo, I'm getting robbed by Denzel, man.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Hey, you know that that watch is gone.<br>You know that.<br>>> You can take him out of New York, you<br>can't take the New York out of him, you<br>know. You dig? That's It look better on<br>you anyway, OG.<br>>> I hope it doesn't fit. I hope it doesn't<br>fit.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Really robbed me for my [ __ ]<br>watch, yo.<br>>> No, I didn't, man. You gave it to me.<br>We got witnesses. It's all on film. You<br>gave me this.<br>I'll rob you later.<br>>> part about that<br>>> Let me ask you this.<br>>> I ain't got no money.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> I got<br>Put me in the movie. I got jokes.<br>>> Sure, Denzel's a funny guy, but he's not<br>the only Washington with jokes. Because<br>as it turns out, his sons have been<br>studying his playbook a little too well.<br>>> I I don't do bits and I don't do stick,<br>and I normally don't really do fan<br>questions, but I came across two<br>gentlemen in Chicago who asked me a<br>question about your performance, and it<br>was such a good question that I did not<br>want to take credit for it. I said,<br>"Well, put it on camera and I'll I'll<br>show it to him." Do you mind if I show<br>you his question?<br>>> Mr. Washington,<br>I have a question.<br>>> Wait a minute.<br>>> Do you do all your own stunts?<br>>> Got my two sons.<br>>> But don't let the pranks fool you<br>because when it came to the last laugh,<br>there was never any doubt who it<br>belonged to.<br>>> What is it like now that the kids are,<br>as you say, mostly out of the house? So,<br>what is that like? Is it a transition? I<br>mean<br>>> I tell you what,<br>there's a difference between a home and<br>a house.<br>>> Yeah. Yeah.<br>>> When your kids leave, it's just a house.<br>>> Yeah. That's right.<br>>> It's not a home. So, it's<br>>> It's great. No.<br>>> [applause]<br>>> Denzel has delivered some of the most<br>memorable lines in cinema history, but<br>there are certain places where even he<br>knows better than to repeat them.<br>>> Denzel, before you leave, can you uh hit<br>us off with that King Kong line?<br>>> King Kong<br>I'm putting cases on all you. [laughter]<br>>> Can you curse on it? You can't curse on<br>it, can you?<br>>> No, no, you can't.<br>>> I'm putting cases You'll be playing<br>basketball in Pelican Bay when I get two<br>programs.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> 23-hour lockdown. You think you can do<br>this to me, Shaq? You think you can do<br>this to me?<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Oh my god.<br>>> I appreciate you, brother.<br>>> Well, he you got me, I got<br>>> What happens when the greatest actor and<br>the greatest basketball player end up in<br>the same room? Turns out, it's exactly<br>as good as it sounds.<br>>> Who is Who's greatest basketball player<br>of all time in your opinion?<br>>> Whoa.<br>Oh, man, that's hard. I was at the<br>Chicago Bulls game with Spike Lee and<br>Michael Jordan made that famous<br>>> [cheering]<br>>> shot. I was there.<br>And we went out to dinner that night<br>afterwards.<br>And he's famous.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> I was doing security work. He's famous.<br>Michael Jordan's famous.<br>>> You went out to dinner with Michael<br>Jordan after that game?<br>>> that game and cuz the next game they<br>were coming to LA to play.<br>And I was trying to get him drunk,<br>trying to get him off his<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> That's a Lakers fan, yeah. Take him out<br>to dinner.<br>>> It didn't work. Did you buy him shots?<br>>> Did he drink?<br>>> He he acted like he would put it to his<br>lip and then put it back down.<br>>> Oh, very interesting. So maybe he's the<br>greatest of all time.<br>>> He was that night.<br>>> If your plane crashed on a deserted<br>island and you could have one thing with<br>you, what would it be?<br>>> Another plane.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> And on that note<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> There aren't many roles Denzel<br>Washington couldn't pull off and based<br>on this clip, this hip-hop icon is well<br>within his range.<br>>> I was in<br>the studio<br>uh with with Lenny Kravitz.<br>And he was doing something with with<br>Jay, Jay-Z. And he's you know, he talk<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Yeah, D, I'm going to play this for you,<br>D.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Yeah, that's how he That's how he is,<br>yeah. You know, I'm going to put this<br>song for you, man. Just tell me what you<br>think. Or he's like, so what you think,<br>D? I was like,<br>play that again.<br>>> But his real problem, Nelson Mandela had<br>just spotted someone way more<br>interesting and it wasn't Denzel.<br>>> I had breakfast with Archbishop Desmond<br>Tutu and lunch with Nelson Mandela. So<br>he he meets me and my wife and he<br>immediately says to her, "Oh, I see why<br>he's the success that he has because of<br>you." Everything was about because of<br>her. And she's just like<br>And of course I'm like<br>>> yeah.<br>>> I'm like I'm like okay, you know, you<br>did a few things, Nelson, but you know<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> No.<br>>> Describe your job in three words.<br>>> I'm unemployed now.<br>>> He's always been willing to invest in<br>talent, but don't mistake generosity for<br>charity. He wants every cent back and<br>then some.<br>>> I understand from Chadwick Boseman<br>himself that you in some way are<br>actually responsible for him being Black<br>Panther.<br>>> Am I?<br>>> Yeah. He said<br>>> Oh, you cuz I get I paid for him to go<br>to school?<br>>> How did that come about?<br>>> I didn't know him. Felicia Rashad<br>I'm going to I'm going to screw this<br>story up, but Felicia Rashad was was<br>helping kids and she called a different<br>people and she called me and I said,<br>"Yeah, I'll sponsor whoever." And she<br>said, "Well, you're sponsoring or or he<br>called to thank me." That's how I found<br>out it was him. "You're sponsoring this<br>kid, Chadwick Boseman guy." And I said,<br>"Yeah, okay, Chad." I want my money<br>back. I went to the uh premiere for<br>Black Panther here in New York and I saw<br>Ryan Coogler and and and Chad. He said,<br>"Oh, you know, I just wanted to thank<br>you for paying." I said, "Yeah, that's<br>why I'm here. I'm not here<br>I'm not here to see the I'm not here I I<br>like the movie, Black Panther, yeah,<br>Wakanda forever, but<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> where's my money?<br>>> Mr. Washington, I could talk to you all<br>day. I just want you to know, sir, you<br>and I have been doing this for a long<br>time and I appreciate I'm glad it's not<br>my last day on this earth, but if it<br>were<br>you and me.<br>>> A long time. I got on underwear older<br>than you.<br>>> You should really change your underwear.<br>>> Yeah, I think so. I will now. How old<br>What are you? 40 I'm looking at your<br>hair. 46.<br>>> Oh, I'm 36.<br>>> Oh, why you you're the one talking about<br>you're so old.<br>>> Oh, I I just said we've been doing this<br>a long time.<br>>> That ain't long.<br>>> We've been doing<br>>> American Gangster is on<br>sorry.<br>>> Wait a minute. You didn't do it you So<br>you were 20 you<br>>> I started I started doing this when I<br>was 18.<br>>> Oh.<br>>> Yes, sir.<br>>> Okay.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Cardi B<br>>> Bodak Yellow<br>>> Uh you think I don't know?<br>>> [screaming]<br>>> You like Cardi B?<br>>> What she say, I give him whatever he<br>want, he buy me Yves Saint Laurent.<br>And a new whip.<br>You think I don't know?<br>>> Uh how she say it though?<br>>> I give him whatever he want, he buy me a<br>new Yves Saint Laurent and a new whip.<br>So<br>>> [cough]<br>>> I like Cardi B. You know what I'm<br>saying? I like her.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Man.<br>>> I love her.<br>>> You love her, right?<br>Oh, [ __ ]<br>>> Most stars show up to a premiere to<br>promote the film. Denzel showed up with<br>a completely different agenda in mind.<br>>> Paul Mescal. He's not as good an actor<br>as me.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> They're going to change the name of the<br>movie from Gladiator to Pedro 1.<br>Starring Pedro, written by Pedro,<br>directed by Pedro, edited by Pedro.<br>>> I only take direction from this guy.<br>No way, no way, no way. I don't start it<br>No, no, no. I only listen to him. So, so<br>but but I'm I'm glad that a trilogy is<br>in my future and I hope you're up for<br>it.<br>>> I'm not going to be in it.<br>>> No matter how fast your career is<br>rising, the moment you meet the<br>blueprint of modern acting, you're<br>instantly just a fan again and Ashton<br>Sanders is no different.<br>>> Good performance. Good performance.<br>>> Yo, thank you so much.<br>>> deserves<br>>> Oh, oh, hey.<br>You good? Where you from?<br>>> I'm from LA.<br>>> Oh, yeah?<br>>> Want to race?<br>>> Want to race? I might be doing a movie<br>with you soon, man.<br>>> Oh, yeah?<br>>> Yeah, for sure.<br>>> I'll see you at work.<br>>> Yeah, for sure.<br>>> Congratulations, Denzel.<br>>> Denzel.<br>>> Is that a dream come true, man?<br>>> That was crazy.<br>That<br>>> I think I'm crying right now.<br>>> That was Denzel Washington, yo.<br>>> You.<br>>> Okay, so y'all got all of this on camera<br>like that's<br>>> He's mastered acting, producing, and<br>directing, but his most surprising<br>talent turns out therapy might just top<br>them all.<br>>> For any aspiring actors who want to<br>break the boundaries, who want to push<br>doors, exactly what you have done, what<br>advice do you have?<br>>> Learn to act on stage.<br>Don't rely on social media. Put it down,<br>turn it off, shut up, be quiet, learn,<br>read, relax, get better. First part of<br>your life you learn, second part of your<br>life you earn, third part of your life<br>you return.<br>>> Can you be my therapist?<br>>> I already am.<br>I like that color. What is What What<br>color would you call that?<br>>> Maybe a clementine?<br>>> A clementine? That's a color?<br>>> Clementine orange.<br>>> Oh.<br>>> Yeah.<br>>> You say that like we should all know<br>that. Oh, yeah, clementine orange. I<br>wear that all the time.<br>>> Where do award-winning actors keep their<br>Oscar? The more you have, the easier the<br>answer.<br>>> Here's the most egotistical answer you<br>could ever get. People say, "Where do<br>you keep your Oscar?" I said, "Next to<br>the other one."<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> And they're lonely.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Robbie, for you, where do you keep<br>yours?<br>>> Uh by itself.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Somebody else said that you would If If<br>there was a movie made, that you would<br>be a great Barack Obama. Did he mention<br>that, or did somebody else mention it?<br>>> Uh you know, I don't know where it<br>started from. I think someone asked him,<br>and and and he<br>mentioned Will Smith, I think, as well.<br>And<br>uh you know, you know.<br>>> [laughter]<br>[applause]<br>>> I hope you don't mind me mentioning<br>this. You have a big birthday coming up<br>next month.<br>>> 70.<br>>> 70 years old.<br>>> Will you do something very special? Is<br>that out of your hands?<br>>> in the mirror and pose.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> 70.<br>You got a microphone.<br>>> Oh, that's a mic.<br>>> There you go. You're right, my man.<br>>> Sorry, that's a mic.<br>>> Here you go. You can have that.<br>>> That's what I get.<br>>> It's all going to your jacket now.<br>>> to your jacket.<br>>> Yeah, now it's on inside out. This is a<br>disaster.<br>>> This is really what I'm going to do at<br>70<br>>> [laughter]<br>[applause]<br>>> It's funny.<br>>> That's what I'll be doing, right? That's<br>what I'll be doing at 70.<br>>> I didn't think you seemed 70 at all, and<br>now suddenly I'm feeling differently.<br>Yeah.<br>>> I'll be Yeah, I'll be<br>I'll be looking for my keys at 70, right<br>there.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> And judging from Ryan's story of working<br>with him on set, it's not hard to see<br>why.<br>>> I did a a movie with a uh<br>a guy who's a very serious actor uh<br>named Denzel Washington. And uh<br>doesn't really like to rehearse a lot.<br>Just goes in there and just nails it,<br>but you just get like one or two takes.<br>That's it. And uh his character's dying<br>on the ground. It's very emotional. He's<br>crying, and I'm sitting there and I'm<br>holding him, and suddenly I hear Come<br>fly with me.<br>Let's fly. Let's fly away. The phone is<br>untucked underneath him, and I guess it<br>hit that like Siri button or something,<br>and heard play come fly with me. And<br>they called cut, and and the the first<br>AD brought it out, "Whose<br>phone is that?" Denzel goes, "Whose<br>phone was that?" And I stand up, I look<br>at all the stunt guys, and I go, "Whose<br>the phone was that?"<br>>> There are questions he simply doesn't<br>entertain, and this interviewer found<br>out exactly where that line is, and what<br>happens when you step over it.<br>>> Mr. Washington, you're you're here in DC<br>during an interesting time with the<br>transition<br>uh in the White House. Just wondering<br>who you wound up supporting in the<br>election and why.<br>>> Go ahead. Go ahead now.<br>>> Fences.<br>>> Fences.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> Well, that was the question, who who you<br>who you wound up supporting in the<br>election, presidential election.<br>>> None of your business.<br>>> None of my business?<br>>> None of your business.<br>>> Well, I'm only asking cuz the story was<br>online. but but that's okay.<br>>> And when a reporter brought up online<br>rumors, he had no idea that he was about<br>to get educated in real time.<br>>> You were the subject of a fake news<br>story.<br>>> Oh, yeah, what did they say? I was<br>running for president? No. No, I voted<br>No, what did they say?<br>>> You switched your support<br>>> I switched the Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,<br>yeah. Yeah.<br>>> What do you make of all the fake news<br>and it affects<br>>> If you don't read the newspaper, you're<br>uninformed. If you do read it, you're<br>misinformed.<br>That's the great question. What is the<br>long-term effect of too much<br>information?<br>One of the effects is the need to be<br>first, not even to be true anymore.<br>So, what is the responsibility you all<br>have<br>to be to tell the truth, not just to be<br>first, but to tell the truth? We live in<br>a society now where it's just first. Who<br>cares? Get it out there. We don't care<br>who it hurts. We don't care who we<br>destroy. We don't care if it's true.<br>Just say it. Sell it.<br>>> I never had a What do you I don't even<br>know what you call it.<br>>> An Instagram account. Never had one.<br>Linked What's the other name? Linked?<br>>> Linked?<br>>> Linked Twitter<br>>> I don't have any of those things.<br>>> You don't have a LinkedIn?<br>>> No.<br>>> [laughter]<br>>> No.<br>I have a Cadillac.<br>>> And on that note, we're out.<br>>> Very good.<br>>> Thanks for watching.