I'm not meaning to litigate Denzel as a culture-only star. White folk know Denzel is like that, I'm just noting that the movies where he gets to have range and be a complex character are usually not frequented by the fairer-complected as much as them throwing awards at him for playing a rogue.he was in st elsewhere just before though, so im sure white people of the time remember
I think of Denzel I think of Glory. Devil in a Blue Dress. Malcolm - hell, all his stuff with Spike. That's Denzel to me.
But most folk will bust out Training Day references or comedian impressions of him. Was mostly just a musing on the different sides of the same person's career. Ricochet a microcosm of that - movies he stars in get seen as 'black movies' but the movies he co-stars in usually get further reach. And in those movies, seems like they love making him an antagonistic figure. Either to the protagonist, or to the established order.





even white people fukked with Equalizer