Denzel Washington Interview for Roman J. Israel, Esq.
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- Denzel Washington Interview Roman J Israel Esq
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Denzel is the greatest actor of all time.i named my son after him.
Maky Sylla Diop ❣️✌️🙏
@Blue Kid how is that creepy?
This movie goes deeper than the Justice system. It shines reality to never change who you are inside. Never change to fit in or to be accepted because eventually, that change will destroy you, mentally and eventually physically. I cried when Roman was deleted.
Respect to mr washington a real strong and wise black man need more father figures like him in our black communities..salute!
We need good black fathers better black men like Denzel that’s true, but we don’t need better BLack women like phylicia rashad or corretta .. its not really necessary,let’s keep our black baddies on the judgement seat with a gavel in their hands and keep the focus constantly on Black men
Parents first, neighborhood second.
Maybe back in the day, too many pervs and weirdos in the village nowadays. 2 _loving_ parents is all they need.
@norman bates ... no. it's not
It aint rocket science.
Man!, Denzel is always a great actor and always a Man of wisdom. Keep it up while we have this guy.
Chris Mendoza 💖🙏❣️
An American treasure is the definition Denzel Washington truly a man of character in Hollywood where there is none Bravo sir
God Bless You Denzel Washington & Your Family🙏💞🕊💖
First time I saw this actor was on St. Elsewhere he was a young doctor in an elevator when an older white woman refused to ride with him. He tried to put her at ease by saying "it's alright, I'm a doctor here." but she still refused to ride the elevator with this black man. The look on his face was a combination of hurt, offended and sorry for her ignorant distrust. I thought then that he was one hell of a talented actor. Glad he has so much success.
This mas is living legend
"The system is rigged, all the more reason not to help it".
Absolutely !
One of the best actor Denzel respect bro
I love Denzel. Always will.
Thank you so much. Mr. Washington. For. Bring. So. Inspirational. And. Setting a wonderful. Example. For. Our. Youth!!
"head way on our own house." This shows Denzel is wise and knows the truth. Fatherless young men. Wake up.
best movie ive seen lately
hated the ending tho
oscar for denz!!!!
A Very Wise Man!!
That hit me!! Very nice conversation
I love Denzel Washington MAN!😃
Great movie and actors Mr Washington handled this real damn well!! great performance enjoyed every second!!
Love D in this movie.. I thought it was a portrayal of Cornel West .. He should consider playing Cornell in a biopic .. Speaking Truth about the system vs home life.. but D not all people have the same start.. no excuse but .. I've always said he knows how to carry a film and make it great...Roman J Israel is a prime example of his talent as a major actor..
Even though I am a citizen of another country, even though I am of a different nationality... And although-what difference does it make what nationality I am? Always and everywhere-everything starts at home. Any offense, any upbringing, any actions - everything. begins. from home.
I completely agree with Roman J.
Красавчик! Всё четко сказал!
Great movie!!! Please support great acting!!!!
Denzel is a gifted actor!
Based af the interviewer guy went speechless quick
This is one deep brotha...there's only one Denzel
BIG UP RERSPECT !!
This man epitomizes "cool"
bobby s. 💓🙏❣️
Amazing actor; amazing presence on the screen. jan
Interestingly, Russian translation of this video have more then 500k views
The leftists in America hid the interview. They can't have a successful Africa American telling people about personal responsibility.
I had to specifically search for it.
About crime. I was in school when the USSR collapsed. One can argue about financial well-being, but there is one undeniable drawback. Before my eyes, relations between people and the behavior of children quickly deteriorated. Whereas earlier a remark made by an adult was enough for a child to stop bullying, then in the 90s some children killed adults for the remark. In the USSR, after working for 8 hours, parents could take care of children or not, after the collapse they had to work more to earn money for food. The first years were very tough, many of my classmates had problems buying clothes, I tried meat-free soup for the first time. Children were left to their own devices, around examples of rich bandits. Results? Many acquaintances died from drugs, others went to jail. It seems to me that the causes of crime are in what teenagers see around. They see rich bandits who don't fucking work, but have a beautiful life. What do you think the children will draw? Also, does your society help those who have talent, those who can achieve more than most? Ours, in Russia - no, rather "help" to fall. It is hoped that the government will help, but modern politicians do not give a damn about people's lives, only people themselves can help themselves, but not alone, but united. The more you quarrel with each other, the worse the future of your children.
Sorry for google translation.
Beautiful words of wisdom. That said Russia now is not the 1990s though the lessons still apply.
Красивые слова мудрости. Тем не менее, Россия сейчас не 1990-е годы, хотя уроки по-прежнему применяются.
Am gonna watch this in the first two weeks of February.
tell them Denzel!
Best actor !!!!
I thin k Roman J. Israel would be a GREAT interviewer.
3:11-4:10 PREACH!!!!
Spike Lee showcased so many actors that we now see on the big screen, including Mr. Denzel, Mr. Wesley, Mr. Giancarlo, Ms. Alfre etc. Thanks to him.
True, Spike Lee is a legend in his own right.
And Samuel L Jackson
Denzel!! ❤️
At 5:00 interviewer was like ok i tried now lets talk about something else 😆 🤣 😂 😹
facts
3:27 THE IMPORTANCE OF FATHERS #YallDontHearMe
*good fathers, not just any father that stays at home.
His name shows our history.
I can barely watch a Denzel interview without thinking of Jay Pharoah. 😁
Denzel Washington youngest Son Malcolm Washington is in Father's Movie "THE GREAT DEBATE❣❣❣
*CAN'T WAIT!!!*
Words of wisdom. If I might ask, though: what can the rest of us community members do practically to help support kids who may not be living in a stable home?
Be a role model. It's like Denzel says, if the kids don't have a father at home they look for it in the streets. A role model doesn't require money, you could be a coach of a local sports league or even simply help one out.
Great role model for boys and men.
This is the interview that made me not put DW at the top of my a actors list. Failure to understand generational trauma. So let's say you have a father whose just survived slavery - some might be good fathers but some will not because of the trauma they suffered, so this gets passed to the next generation cause they didn't have a father there to show them and then generations later the same things happen. How does Denzel suggest that father who came out of slavery deal with his trauma without it impacting on how good a father he is. This is the same for some mothers. We accept that there is generational trauma. It's not always going to impact the next generation but we are all built differently - so our outcomes are gonna be different. You can be raised in the most loving caring nurturing environment but still end up being a terrible parent and the reverse can also be true. If the system is also designed to then make it worse for you, then it's a constant battle to be the best that you can be. Some will inevitably overcome this but far too many will not. He even mentions that he's wife did a great job, so where was he? Its conversations like this that greatly diminish his cultural importance and impact on the next generation.
conflicted. definitely fills like this interview had been used to push a different agenda, not 100% sure if it has been interpreted correctly
Denzel is the greatest... but he definitely took a little Pages out of Billy Dee Williams..
Exactly more black fathers means less black boys in the streets, which means less involvement with law enforcement.
The house too is important indeed! In this movie Denzel is like paying my old man as if he new him closely. I'm talking maniërisme, not character. I always disliked him so much it is almost hate so watching the movie annoyed me a lot. In spite of that I loved the picture because of the content.
2:59
But my question would be to that Denzel Washington why families messed up why are the families out of the home it's deeper than just the system they took the fathers out of the home
Rasool Zakee The system didn’t take fathers out of the home. The fathers chose to leave and not take care of their responsibilities. Denzel is right.
Kia B. Yes the system did take the fathers out of the home when they came up with the welfare system they told women they can't get benefits if they have a man in the home
@@rasoolzakee3082 the welfare system did destroy families. I agree. But the government made it an option. The father's/mother's made the choice.
while good parents are crucial racsim is always a significant constrbuting factor that kills and imprisons innocent people and economic advanatges often times care nothing about minorities. I am curious how many young black men and women has washington mentored? He is a person who is privilged so what does he give back? And for that matter what do any people of privilige give back?
Always someone else to blame
The System Is Rigged All the Reason Not To Help It !!!!!!!!!! 4:40 And he is catching hell for what?
Why are people who commit crimes more likely to be imprisoned than people who commit crimes?
I liked how he effortlessly deflected any weakening social justice diahrrea towards the family structure
I like how effortlessly you tried to sound like you have an intelligent take when you really a dip 💩
Wife? I didn't know he was still married
Married for +30 years 👍
Denzel please don't forget how they separated black families years ago. We haven't bounce back from that.
And who is responsible for the system that makes sure Black employment for a living wage is so damn difficult? To make it seem like well funded public school, guaranteed federal jobs, and well funded community resources in Black communities would change the percentage of single mother raising Black children alone, it criminal. Stick to acting Denzel #IBlameTheSystem
Where was his father and mother not just the father? It takes two to make a child.
Great acting. The movie sucked. I’m supposed to believe that a guy who robs convenience stores has the power and reach to have people assassinated on the street while in prison? That kind of power takes money. And, people with power and money don’t rob convenience stores.But, of course, Denzel could make a bad student film look ok, simply because of his virtuosity.
The 1st Denzel movie i didn't enjoy
Able2tell But why??????
I wish he will tell the whole story. Why is the father not in the home? It's because of systemic racism. You have to tell the whole story Denzel! Like Tone Talks, said it's not just the father being out of the household, because if that was true the incarceration rate amongst black men and black women will be the same.
It's a war against black men
Please explain how racism keeps a man from taking care of his kids. He just said his parents weren't even together, but his father was in his life.
The worst thing you can do is tell a man he's not responsible for his own actions.
Lets also acknowledge the fundamental difference in aggressive behavior between men and women when talking about incarceration and gender. Across the board less women are incarcerated than men, so that's a weak argument.
My question is though, at what point do we stop blaming "systemic racism" and start being responsible for our own actions.
I think in the end we're saying the same thing in separate contexts. As a conservative, the whole problem of the "system" can be solved by taking power away from the system by limiting the power and interference of the government.
MrInternetuser2011 Yes, we must be accountable, just when you're speaking tell all of the story. Have a good day.
Man, Fuck tone Talks. These "pro-black" simps are disingenuous as fuck. We got cats on youtube Regurgitating BLM talking points word for word verbatim. It starts at home. Period.