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Denzel Washington won his only Best Actor award for Training Day One great detail: he improvised the entire “King Kong ain’t got sh*t on me” scene. Afterwards, he walked over to director Antoine Fuqua and said, “Whoo, I don’t know where that came from.”

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Trung Phan3 лет назад

Just asked ChatGPT — via my research app — to rewrite “King Kong ain’t got shit on me” in Shakespearen prose:

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Trung Phan3 лет назад

A couple years ago on Inside The NBA, Shaq asked Denzel to do the “King Kong” line…and it’s so good.

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Trung Phan3 лет назад

Denzel also won a Best *Supporting* Actor award for 1989’s “Glory”.

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Trung Phan3 лет назад

Here is a cool edit of Denzel “King Kong” scene vs. original script

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Robert J Salvador3 лет назад

One of the best scenes of all time. Denzel just crushes it every time and hasn’t turn into a psycho like many other Hollywood celebs.

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Ryan Shaw3 лет назад

The big jacked dude there is Terry Crews, who has talked extensively in interviews about how powerful Denzel was in that scene and how inspirational it was for him.

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J.G. MacLeod2 лет назад

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clement clemensen3 лет назад

He was able to show fear in his eyes when the russian mob bounty was being talked about and in this scene where his character knew his time was short. Amazing character development.

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Craig Chamberlin3 лет назад

Training Day is a spectacular film.

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Hum3 лет назад

One of the greatest lines in cinema.

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I Got Canceled By The Culture🍷🇨🇲3 лет назад

Him and Leo should’ve won way more Oscars than they did

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