The two-time Oscar winner Denzel Washington had a surprising series of comments about cancel culture while promoting his film "Highest 2 Lowest."

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The two-time Oscar-winning star of 'Highest 2 Lowest' questioned the importance of "public support," saying of "followers," "I follow God, I don’t follow man. I have faith in God. I have hope in man,

Denzel Washington has weighed in on the ongoing cancel culture debate, dismissing it entirely and saying he doesn’t “follow anybody”. The Highest 2 Lowest actor appeared alongside director and frequent collaborator Spike Lee to discuss their recent ...

Denzel Washington could care less about cancel culture. The two-time Oscar winner, 70, gave his candid opinion during an interview with Complex published on Friday. When asked if he considers being "canceled,

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Denzel Washington shared his unfiltered thoughts on cancel culture, asking, "What made public support so important to begin with?"

Denzel Washington has his own take on the cancel culture debate. While discussing his latest film, "Highest 2 Lowest," with Complex News, the actor posed the question, "What does that mean - to be canceled?

"I’ve been at this a long time, and there’s times when I’ve won, shouldn’t have won, didn’t win, should have won," Washington said during an interview with Jake's Takes. "Man gives the award, God gives the reward. I’m not that interested in Oscars."

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Denzel Washington and wife Pauletta talk Cardi B and more at the ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ premiere. Read about his eclectic music tastes only at REVOLT.