Denzel Washington Pays Tribute To His Late Mother
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- Опубліковано 15 гру 2021
- In part two of his interview with Stephen, Denzel Washington chokes up while talking about his mother who passed away in 2021. Denzel's new film, "The Tragedy of Macbeth," hits theaters on Christmas Day and streams on Apple TV+ beginning January 14th. #Colbert #TheTragedyofMacbeth #DenzelWashington
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Proof positive that tears are no weakness.. they're the source of strength.
Yes, anyone who thinks of tears as a weakness is still but a child, holding on to bitter memories of a bruised knee while the other children point and laugh.
The tears of an adult, however, require great courage- as one reveals what is most vulnerable in the face of fear and judgement. No easy feat; and _indeed_ a symbol of great strength.
Men who can cry are less likely getting a heart attack; true fact! That's why women have less heart attacks, because women cry more. Men, please cry, it is healthy. Tears of saddness and tears of joy, both!
Tears aren't weakness but sometimes I think people just want to get through to the other side without breaking down. Once those tears start, its hard to cut off the faucet. I didnt cry at my mother's funeral because I needed to make sure my mommy was squared away in her resting place. A woman told me that it would be time for tears later but you have to take care of business 1st. I took that to heart but I wasn't prepared for the 20 years of the "later" and STILL shedding tears. A mother is a heavy hitter to the heart and no matter what, losing her will always be an unmatched pain that exists to this day. Prayers to the Washington family. So many people definitely feel this pain. Prayers to all who have lost a loved one.
How beautifully said!
Thank you sincerely for saying this,now I know, certain things happening from my mother's death makes sense now.Couldnt understand why I have'nt grieved yet,she passed away from breast cancer 11/2021..And she was my everything,and I still haven't grieved yet.
He might not have given her an easy time, but he definitely made her proud. Such a fantastic actor!
Damn this comment made me more emotional than the video.
And such a good man
@martinmilev..sounds like a typical son testing values and his mom' teachings. Good son.
No matter howmuch times a mother says" it's ok" you'll always feel that few steps behind in being sorry and apologetic. It's called deep family conscience. You never get over it really. even worst when they are no longer here. Strength and blessings 🙏
Denzel is my favorite actor
My deepest respect for Colbert for guiding the conversation so humanely,so professionally.
Salute.
He's no stranger to heartache. If you haven't seen it, watch his interview with Anderson Cooper regarding grief.
Colbert absolutely knows what he's going through. There's a difference when some random co-worker says that they are sorry for your loss and walk away, and the one who will grab your hand, look you in the eye, and say those words.
@@MrJerpink yes.i remember that conversation.
Him and Jon Stewart are probably best tv and talk show hosts i've seen.
@@milosilic23 also include Graham Norton.
“A son who believes himself to be his mother favorite, has a life long confidence that nothing can shake”
Thank you. There is more here in surprising forms. The function of parenting and children becoming human cannot be understated. Frank Lloyd Wright may be an extreme example, but what of others, solid and sensible?
Well said!!!
Thank you! Well said!
💪🏾💪🏾
Yes i am my Mothers 1st born and only son...i know losing my Mother where hes coming from
I didn’t cry at my mother’s funeral either, because she was 86, paralyzed, and ready to go. The day of her death I felt a soft Spring breeze flutter around me and off into the trees. I knew she was happy to be free. I ache for me sometimes because I miss her.
"The day of her death I felt a soft Spring breeze flutter around me and off into the trees."
thats lovely.............i hope the ones i love feel that or something similar when I finally go home.
I know the feeling. Mom being at peace heals me.
If you have loss your mother we all can agree with you.
My condolences
🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎
I miss you mom. Thanks to Denzel for being so honest and vulnerable about his true feelings. When he asked for a tissue, I had just grabbed one myself.
A roll of paper towels is what i had to reach for. And, I really appreciate the audience supporting him and Stephen just quietly holding space for him. Made me cry tears of gratitude for our shared humanity.
Miss mine too. I felt so with him in that moment.
Me, too. Miss moms every day.
Lost my mom near ten years ago, she was 65, was with her as she passed, I was 32. Lost my dad when he was 50, and I was 5. The older I get the more I realize how young they were when cancer got them. Dad never got to see his kids grow up. Mom only got to see a 1 or 2 of her grandchildren. The pain of loss gets easier to deal with over time, but it never, ever goes away.
I reached for my 'Puffs' box also. My Mother passed away in 2008; holidays, birthdays, family reunions, etc. have never been the same. Yeah, I know life must go on; and it has. But the truth is I just try to deal with the pain of her loss, day to day and year to year. The pain *never* goes away but the memories of the many beautiful, lovely days I had with her make it a little easier to deal with. The real truth is you never get over it; you just learn to deal with it from day to day.
"I didn't cry at the funeral but I'm cryin' for you." And that, my friends, is the power of a good interviewer. Our condolences, Mr. Washington.
Indeed, the goodness of Stephen Colbert. It is just the energy. You can feel Stephen being totally himself - even when being unconfortable. What a guy.
He treated his mother like crap. Maybe he regrets it now.
@@sirwinstonlennon6486 what?
That's not the power of a good interviewer, he was caught off guard in a room full of people when the spotlight is on him what do u expect? It's like telling someone not to cry and it makes them want to cry more
@@renser8635 seriously?
Wow. Never seen Denzel like this - ever. But kudos to him for being so honest and vulnerable. It's important to know that it's okay. I wish him well.
It took his whole life to do this. She was 97 years old!!!
Denzel: hug 'em, love 'em....
Stephen: I know well
Denzel: you know well? You've been down that road?
Stephen: yes. Couple times.
Denzel: God bless you, brother
That shit struck a cord if you know about Stephen's family tragedy. God bless them both 🙏
I feel ya but he actually made a face like "ouch" then said, "Sorry about that brother." Either way, it's all moving and just a great conversation between to great and smart people.
They both share a Christian'Catholic faith. But Colbert is a sellout and shill, while Denzel is the genuine item.
whoa, how did I not know this
Everybody hurts, but the loss of your mother must be crushing. Mr. Washington I respect you even more now.
The loss of your mother is crushing. I'm 6 years into it and somedays it feels like the first day still. You don't ever get over it you just learn to live with it. That's just my two cents on it. Bless you and the ones you love. ❤
My mother signed her own hospice orders. I cared for her at home. Our last morning together she remarked that I looked tired. No way. You trained me my entire life just for this. I'm not tired. She gave me a hug that I still feel 13 years later. I knew the moment she left for her next journey. My mom was my best friend.
wow... you made me tear up😞😢
I'm so so so sorry for you loss.. ❤🕊❤
Losing my son recently, I really was affected by Denzel’s honest feelings about his mother. My son and I had a special relationship with Shakespeare and I felt that he was speaking to me through Denzel. I love all the work that Denzel‘s ever performed and I think he is a fantastic actor. I wish he and his family many more blessings.
I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️
❤️🙏🏽❤️ Condolences to you.
True about Denzel Washington: ua-cam.com/video/Xdp7nDppDcU/v-deo.html
My deepest condolences for your loss,ma'am. 😢
I pray you find healing and peace. 💖
Omg I am so sorry for your loss 😢
This made me wanna cry for him. Nor rich nor poor, nor old nor young, can escape the sorrow of thy mother's passing.
Stephen always finds the words to express the love of grief. His empathy is deep and he allows his conversation partner to show that love. ❤️💔❤️
He had DW come in as a shipwreck and managed to respect him , hold a show, and even make the man smile. kudos
I lost my mother this year in March, I still cry most days. I understand his pain...
I'm so sorry for your loss.♥️
💔
may she rest in peace.
The same here 🙏🏿
May she rest in peace
Strong men do cry and are not afraid to shed a few tears in front of people. Denzel is a wonderful, strong man! May his mother Rest In Peace
VERY TRUE💯
I just love how Colbert is talking so openly about grief. We need these conversations. Thank you for doing this, so many of us are hurting. My mom passed a few months ago and it's gut wrenching.
I am sorry for your loss. It is like a donkey kick to the chest.
@@samalahenry It is very painful. Thank you so much for your kind words.
Sorry for your loss... I pray you find peace🙏🏿🕊🙏🏿
@@missartis9002 Thank you so much. It's been terrible. I was very close to her. She was my best friend now I am alone but thank you again. 😊
Me too makes the burdens lighter
I love Fallon, Kimmel, Corden, Meyers, Noah, Cohen, Maher, Stewart, Letterman... But when it comes to talk show hosts, Mr. Colbert is just on a different level..
I love him. Plus he is super hilarious. I can't even look at him sometimes without giggling. This showed him a different light and I have to say, my love grew some more. 💞
Did you forget O'Brien???
Yes!!! Denzel Washington is so real. I didn't cry at my dad's funeral, to my surprise. I was able to read a tribute to him and everything. I never cried even though I had a ton of emotions. I went two years of missing his voice, and I came across a Google memories alert 2 weeks ago and there was my dad's voice. A voice I have longed to hear since Sept '19. That's when I cried and they were such beautiful, healing tears.
Exactly. You were the strongest woman at your father's funeral because you had to be. My dad died the same year. There is no 'time table' for appropriately processed emotions.
You're very strong. God bless
It’s amazing how we hold it in for that part. And right now I’m crying like a big baby.
Denzel and Andrew Garfield have me crying more in one interview than I have in a long while 😭
And Keanu
@@jlbueno0611 "I dont know what happens after death. But i do know the ones that love us will miss us alot". I watched that video of Keanu way too many times
Yah, I saw them. Very emotional. I almost cried.
@@jayu9642 yeah I forgot about Keanu ❤️
My dad was my first love, a wonderful man. I miss him so much, he lived for almost 90 years. And my son is my last true love. It is the truth I'm tearing up right now. I feel your pain in your heart, Mr. Washington😢❤ Thank you for such a beautiful wise words.
It wasn't until my mom passed away that I realized how much she loved me, and sacrificed for me. I guess you could say I took it for granted. I was born with a rare genetic condition and birth defects, and my mom definitely overprotected me when I was young, but as I got older she was my biggest cheerleader and motivator. I hope she knew how much I loved her when she passed. I miss her every day. I pray she's at peace now and in no pain...🙏❤️
I truly hope my son will feel the same growing old
I’ll never forget when it was just me and my mom when she was working full time as a single mother. 2 bedroom house just her and I. Those are the best memories I hold on to the most. We had nothing but our hearts were full. I am now 26 and she’s been gone for 2 years and there nothing I want more than to be back with her in that 2 bedroom house. Love you momma.
😢
My first born son is addicted to drugs and he is your age.... hurts like Hell! I remember how tight we were when the 2 of us we're in the same situation as you and your Mom!❤ He is my heart and I pray he finds his way back to me before I leave the earth🙏🏾 Great comment..... blessings and may she rest in peace ❤
@@a.shreewebster1359
I pray for his safe return home💕💓💕
so, so, so, sorry for your loss
😞✨🌹🌹✨😞
@@missartis9002 thank you so much🙏🏾🙏🏾 I'm praying that is the case... I miss and love him so much, praying he finds his way out of darkness🙏🏾. Every late night call or knock I start to shake wondering if another overdose is the final one... it's a hurting feeling and constant worry... I wonder if though it's an illness if he understands what it's doing to ME? 💔
Denzel has nothing to prove; at this point he’s just having fun. I love him.
Condolences to all those who lost someone
Damn. 3 minutes if heart strings ripped right out. Crying like a baby missing my mom.
Me too
"Hug them. Love them." Amen, Denzel. Amen.
I love that you can feel his genuine love and loss for his mom. Denzel has always been one of my favorite actors and i wish him nothing but the best. Best to your family Denzel.
The difference between a good actor and a great actor is how genuine they are.
he should have gotten 10 Oscars for Glory alone - what a movie - what performance. Its a shame that this movie is little known nowadays.
I agree. I showed Glory to my 7th grade social studies class many years ago. When the lights came back on there wasn’t a dry eye in the room including my principal who was observing me that day. Simply powerful. God bless Denzel .
This was so beautiful to watch. We sometimes forget that celebrities are human just like us. Denzel expressed his true feelings and grief over loss of Mother. He truly misses her. May she rest
Denzel looks like he is really going through some stuff right now. I do know that sometimes if you don't grieve (cry, scream etc.) when it first happens your pent up emotions come out at the most inopportune times. I wish him well and hope he heals. It can be creepy the first time you realize you're no longer "someone's child". Even though you are an independent adult that empty space is shocking.
I totally agree. I remember grieving the same way. My mom and I were very close. I didn't cry at her funeral either but every time since then when I see a man get emotional about losing his mother, it gets to me.
I had a co-worker ask me if I had mothers day planned. I looked at him and asked, "Why?" "You have a mother," he said. "No, sir," I said, "I don't." He didn't dare speak to me for the rest of the week.
preach
@@michaelfinlay6341 sadly adults who are fortunate enough to still have a parent don't understand the sadness that we go through every time we're reminded that they're gone. Mother's Day is widely celebrated but it can be extremely sad and a triggering moment of grief for "Motherless Children" regardless of age.
@@reggiearmstrong6417 if and when it happens to you again just know you are not alone. It happens and it's important to let it out. I have a family member who never grieved over the death of his sister. To this day he's become a bitter hermit because he can't allow himself to grieve. He is too concerned about "keeping his emotions in check".
Made me cry. He's such a lovely guy.
There's alot of decent actors that have come and gone but they broke the mold after Denzel. He is an all around true to himself, moral person that gives hope in a decaying society.
Hearts in the chat for Denzel's mother
I lost my mom when I was 31. It’s hard and painful. That was in 2003 and I still ache for her even though she had Alzheimer’s the last 8 years of her life. She would have absolutely adored her grandchildren and they would have loved her to pieces.
Dammit, Denzel, you made me cry all over again, as I remember my lost mother who long suffered for me, her first born, as we approach her 4th death anniversary... you are truly a testament to your mother's great legacy... bless you, man... bless you...
I respectfully ask that you modified your comment as to not damn him, please.
@@2ChrisHitch point taken I was out of words then due to the emotions of Denzel with his mom... my apologies...
To me, Colbert is the best talkshow host. He's the one where you wish these conversations were longer for hours, because it's that good. My hat of too you, sir. Just like Denzel Washington, a master of your craft.
I gotta call my mom more often...thank you Denzel for sharing such beautiful words.
Please do because that permanent feeling of them being no more is a pain you walk through for the rest of your life. It truly hurts.
@@Here4TheMusic765 I know what you mean. I wish so bad I could talk to my mom one more time.
@@Dbeckdesign68 me too 😔
first time i see him emotional outside of his work, sending him prayers
Lost my dad 40 years ago, and then my mom 10 years ago. There's not much sympathy for a fella who's made an orphan at 32. Watching the great man tear up in his mothers memory is...Oh boy...the pain of loss gets easier to deal with over time, but it never, ever goes away.
I lost my father, going on 12 years now. He was my daddy, my rock and my hero. I was "daddy's little girl" all the way up to age 28 (when I lost him). I am still waiting for that pain to get easier to deal with...😭💔
I'm so sorry to hear about your losses. I lost my Mom a few months ago at age 24. I never knew what sadness was before this part of my life. Your pain and grief are valid no matter your gender or age. I'm sorry you lost your Dad at such a young age, I can't imagine. You are in my prayers🙏🏾
Denzel is such a beautiful person! God bless him and give him the strength to get through this tough patch in his life. RIP Mrs. Lennis Washington and thank you for raising such a wonderful man.
And a daughter's true love as well. I lost mine in 2013 and have never been the same.
Just lost my mother this past august. She was only 52…. Died of an illness she had & fought with for 10 years. There isn’t a day she’s been gone that I don’t think of her, that I don’t miss her, that I don’t get a random flashback of a moment between us. It hurts. There’s ni other pain like it. I feel his pain here.
I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my Father when he was 53 to pancreatic cancer. He was only diagnosed 2 months prior. It has been 12 years almost and I still have days where I don't believe it happened. I pray you have peace in your heart, mind and spirit. ♥️
"she didn't get cheated, nor did my brother or my sister".......that went over folks heads. he has lost a lot like so many others
What did he mean by that?
@@albinaugustin6904 his mother, brother and sister are dead
Wow. Did not know that. Death is not easy and the lost is unimaginable
No she did not get cheated, she lived a long life and that's a blessing. She lived far beyond the promised years.
Denzel's sister Lorice and brother David Washington are still living...
❤🙏🏿❤
I did not cry until they closed the coffin. I wish I had not seen that. I miss my mom badly.
Pretty sure that was one of Colbert's best interviews ever. Denzel rocks. Period!
This is beautiful
Wow...one of the most honest interviews I've ever seen. Denzel's tears are the best tribute to his Mom. I like and respect him even more!
The pain of losing a loving mother is crushing, but the joy of knowing that they knew you loved them and they you makes grieving all the easier.
Never before have I've been able to laugh and cry with an actor on stage on a talk show. Part of the reason that Denzel was finally able to cry about his mother's passing was that Colbert has gone through the same thing and completely understands and enables people like himself to show how they truly feel. Respective for Denzel and his legendary career and skills and also Colbert's compassion.
Lost my mother when I was 11 and my dad at 12. You never get over it, just find better ways to deal with it, but even then, you still get choked up. “Hug em, love em”, do not take it lightly. 💗
Thank you for sharing your story. Sending you so much love Brotha 🙏🏽❤
Damn ninjas cutting onions in here
Coming up the 4 year mark of losing my Mother waaaay before it was her time. I always get a bittersweet feeling of joy around this time cause I love the holiday time but it's also around the time I lost my mom. Miss her so much.
Like Denzel said, "love em, hug" smh
Hope everyone is in good spirits.
Much love ✌🏾
A mother is a son's first love💝
One of my moms favorite lines of one her favorite songs was "No hay amor mas verdadero que el de una madre"
which means "there ain't no true love more then one of a mother"
miss you mom
🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾
Denzel reminds so much of my dad, honesty, humility, pain and hard as nails all in his eyes.
Love’m Hug’m. Amen!
Mr. Washington, you may not be able to hug her anymore, but I believe our mothers continue to hug us from the other side. Two years later, and I still feel the blanket of Mother’s arms. True love, of course, is eternal… Peace to you and your family.
Denzel is hands down-a major part of Gods blessing on all our vision,to recognize the poise and grace of what it truly means to be a remarkable Black man.I bet my skin on it.
One of my all time favourite actors ! So natural and talented.
"Crying out loud" Indeed. I cried with him.
I don't care who you are, sometimes grief or the emotions of a loss will wash over you from out of the blue. Honor and be grateful for your loved ones now❤
I'm sorry for Denzel Washingtons loss. Loved seeing him. Thank you Stephen for another amazing show.
Just listening to this over headphones made me start crying..
One of the greatest of all time
God bless you Denzel, your family and your mumma god rest her soul
Stephen lost his father and two brother in a plane crash when he was 10. Don't let that smile and laughter fool you
Thank God for his Mother giving the world Denzel Washington. How fortunate we truly are. Rest in Heaven Mrs Washington 🙏
Awww, I've never seen him cry before. It probably all just hit him tonight. Sometimes tears are delayed. But I love this man do much!!! ❤❤❤
He had a scene in JOHN Q where he went deep, a few tears fell, he wanted to stop but the camera rolled. They kept it. Love him. 😆😊
"Hug 'Em, Love "Em." Great powerful words said by D.W.
He made me tear up. He surely did do his mother proud.
I lovw how Stephen always gives space for people to express grief and love for those they have lost.
If this was on Fallon, Fallon would be laughing his ass off. Colbert is the man.
Good man Denzel...honest and true.😎
Wow….. as he sits in raw and true emotion, how I wish he had more time to just sit before his time slot was up. That is worthy of an entire hour.❤️🙏
~c
These two are so good together. RIP to Denzels Mum.
These two MEN gets my love and support ALWAYS ♥️♥️🙏🏽🙏🏽
what a great son,what an amazing mother 🙏🙏
Mothers are the first teachers to their children. Thanks so much Denzel Washington for honoring your amazing mom
Denzel Washington. Such a lovely man.
Little did Denzel know, Colbert has experienced his own family tragic moments, losing his father and 2 brothers, in a tragic plane accident, when he was 10, and his mother in 2013. Denzel's statement from heart hug em, love em, is resoundingly heartwarming
Denzel is The BEST because he embraces the artist's duty to fully live His emotions that he may be a medium to Ours.
Beautifully said.
@@kaybrown2201 😍
You can tell he was ready to break down. What an awesome man. He's brought us so much joy into our lives.
I know that the usual late night talk show format is two guests, but when you have on someone as prolific as Denzel, you should just make them the only guest.
Stephen was really making some breakthroughs in this interview. I feel like it was weirdly cathartic for Mr. Washington, too. Would have been interesting to see where they could have gone with another 5-7 minutes.
Stephen should do more single-guest shows.
Always lovely when a man ages beyond ego into wisdom.🎄🎄🎄
God bless you brother Denzel
I’m truly sorry for your loss Mr Washington 🙏😢😢😢😢😢
WHY is everybody's mom dying?! This is second actor this month made me cry.
Because...its the circle of life, cliche as that sounds
Denzel's mum lived a long life and obviously well loved by her children. 97 is a phenomenal age to reach and it is no surprise when someone that age passes on, but the loss is not any less diminished.
we all die deal with it
I know 5 different people who have lost parents, just in the past two months. I guess this was a tough year for old folks.
I never had a real mother. It’s moving to see how much she meant to Denzel. That must be why he came out such a confident, & well rounded individual.
“Glory.” One of the best movies, & performances I’ve ever seen.
Denzel is so great. When he speaks he thinks first and lets his heart lead. a Good man.
I love that Denzel loves his mom so much. This made me cry
Denzel has a heart of gold. Mother’s are so precious, Just thinking the other day, how Mom; always made sure we had a hot breakfast for a good start, before she left for work each day. Thank you.
His vulnerability made him the truest man in my opinion.
So sorry for your deep loss. Moms just know through their star crossed paths with their own children that it's a Divine deed and they just know what words cannot ever say. Bless you Denzel and YOURS
I love how he’s never afraid to show his humanity. Such a beautiful moment.
Lost my mom to Cancer 11 years ago. Still hurts like it was yesterday. I tell people that the pain never goes away but with time you learn to manage the pain better.
Colbert has become THE person to speak to celebs about loss and grief in a way that helps the viewers in a deep way. ❤👑
a genuinely likeable human being
One of the greatest actors of our time..
Well Said Denzel love ‘‘em hug ‘em🙏