He's been in Westerns, biopics, action thrillers, and harrowing dramas, but when is Denzel Washington going to do a love story?
To say that Denzel Washington is one of the industry’s greatest actors would almost be superfluous; Denzel has been one of the select few movie stars who kicked off their career in the 1980s and has never dipped in relevance to this day, as he continues to do outstanding work. He’s also a cultural icon and inspirational figure within the history of Black representation on screen, and his calm, intelligent viewpoint is one that the industry often turns to in times of crisis.
While romance isn’t really a factor in a majority of Denzel’s thriller and mystery films, the role that would have given him an opportunity to do so was sadly not one he was able to return to. Carl Franklin’s incredibly underrated neo-noir Devil In A Blue Dress cast Denzel as Easy Rawlings, an untraditional detective outside the law that allows him to play into the archetype that Humphrey Bogart crystallized.
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