Denzel Washington Discusses Political Manipulation
Denzel Washington Discusses Political Manipulation

Denzel Washington Discusses Political Manipulation

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In a recent interview with The Sunday Times, actor Denzel Washington commented on the manipulative tactics of both political parties in the U.S., particularly in light of the recent election where Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris. He emphasized that the information age has turned citizens into 'slaves to information,' stating, 'Whatever you feel about the leaders... you’d better realize you’re being manipulated by both sides.' Reflecting on his career, Washington acknowledged his past missteps in film, particularly after his acclaimed role in 'Malcolm X,' attributing them to financial responsibilities. He also expressed a desire for Americans to hold their elected officials accountable, urging unity in demanding collaboration for solutions. Washington's remarks were framed within the context of promoting his upcoming film 'Gladiator II,' highlighting the relevance of the phrase, 'Empires fall, so do emperors.' He concluded with a lighthearted note, encouraging people to enjoy the movies amidst the political discourse.

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