Denzel Washington said that he doesn’t consider himself a “Hollywood actor” during his March 23 appearance on “CBS Sunday Morning.” “What’s the definition of a Hollywood actor?” ...

Denzel Washington set the record straight about his job title. Washington admitted he does not consider himself to be a Hollywood actor, despite winning two Academy Awards, a Tony Award and three ...

Valerie Terranova/Getty Denzel Washington's family wouldn't miss the actor's Broadway premiere. His wife Pauletta, along with children Olivia, John David and Katia attended the opening night of ...

First time I saw Denzel Washington do Shakespeare it was free. Central Park, 1990: He was a stone-cold Richard III worth waiting hours for at the Delacorte. Thirty-five years on, I still get to ...

An “Othello” revival, starring Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, has made history. The production at the Barrymore Theatre is now Broadway’s top-grossing play of all time, generating $2 ...

If there is an American leading man better-equipped to bring Shakespeare to the masses than Denzel Washington, I can’t think of him. Washington, here, is the title character, a military general ...

Denzel Washington prefers to think of himself as a theater actor before a film star. "What's the definition of a Hollywood actor? Myself, I'm from Mt. Vernon, so I'm a 'Mt. Vernon actor ...

Samir Hussein/WireImage Denzel Washington prefers to think of himself as a theater actor before a film star. During an interview on CBS News' Sunday Morning on March 23, the actor, 70, spoke about ...

Denzel Washington is an example of an actor who’s in the business not for the fame, but to continue showing audiences what he could do through each transformative performance. From his first ...

Denzel Washington recently shared his thoughts on his career and his role in the record-breaking Broadway production of “Othello.” Despite being a two-time Oscar winner, Washington doesn’t s ...

With stars like Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, maybe it's no wonder "Othello" just became the highest-grossing Broadway play ever, pulling in $2.8 million in a single week. Washington said ...