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Denzel Washington doesn't care about winning Oscars

Denzel Washington, Who Has 2 Oscars, Says He's 'Not That Interested' in the Award

Denzel Washington may be a two-time Academy Award winner, but the actor says he is not all that interested in the prestigious award.

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Denzel Washington Says He Didn’t Become an Actor for Oscars: “I Don’t Care About That Kind of Stuff”

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Denzel Washington Shares The 1 Reason He ‘Doesn't Care’ About The Oscars

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Denzel Washington reveals that he doesn't care about cancel culture

"Who cares? What made public support so important to begin with?" Washington said.

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Denzel Washington Gets Candid on Cancel Culture: ‘You Can’t Be Canceled If You Haven’t Signed Up’

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Denzel Washington Says ‘Who Cares’ About Cancel Culture: ‘You Can’t Be Canceled If You Haven’t Signed Up’

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Denzel Washington Dismisses Cancel Culture: "You Can't Be Canceled if You Haven't Signed Up"

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,

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Denzel Washington weighs in on cancel culture amid 'Highest 2 Lowest' promotions

Denzel Washington is making his stance on cancel culture clear. The two-time Oscar winner, currently starring in Highest 2 Lowest, told Complex that he does not concern himself with public approval or the risk of being “canceled.”

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Denzel Washington knows all money ain’t good money – but he made it all the same

Denzel Washington knows “all money ain’t good money” – but sometimes you’ve got to put food on the table. The tag line for Spike Lee’s latest film “Highest 2 Lowest,” in which Washington stars as a music mogul caught in a ransom plot on the eve of a big business deal,

Cowboys fan Denzel Washington slams Jerry Jones on First Take

Apparently, Washington has been a longtime Cowboys fan, dating back to the 1960s. When his beloved Cowboys came up in conversation with Stephen A. Smith and filmmaker Spike Lee, the two-time Academy Award winner didn't mince his words.