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Training Day is 24 years old today. Denzel Washington had played complex characters before, but nothing quite like multi-layered, charismatic and deeply ruthless Detective Alonzo Harris. It's Denzel on a huge scale. He even ad-libbed his "King Kong ain't got shit on me!" line.

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Denzel Washington in TRAINING DAY (2001) King Kong ain't got nothing on this performance. Denzel eating a scene for breakfast.

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