@tiff_net: “This is a guy who’s gone too far.” Denzel Washington discussed how he prepared for his character in Antoine Fuqua’s TRAINING DAY during a TIFF '01 press conference. Watch the full video on our YouTube channel – link in bio. #trainingday #denzelwashington #ethanhawke #antoinefuqua

Striking_Thoughts :

Ethan Hawke is locked in and mesmerized. This was his turning point and how he became an elite actor. He till this day say Denzel change his life.

Jackson Zulu :

Homeboy taking notes

TJ :

The look on Ethan Hawke face is it all.

jordydoowop :

He was still working off Alonzo when he did this interview. Probably did Man on Fire and Out of Time to get that energy out.

Vanilla Thunder :

Denzel always sounds so passionate about his craft.

theeMostRandom :

Ethan was in training this day, too 🫢

Takayla Clayton :

just fine for no damn reason

Kingly jermaine :

Ai can’t do this man 🔥🔥

American Logic :

I love this! Denzel was still a little in-character during this interview. Wow👏👏👏

Hotter in Person :

thats how you command a room

Dan b :

Denzel still in character lol

gaetanfonga :

😏 I'm NOT gay, but OMG prime Denzel.. 🤤

Matsfan :

Denzel was awesome in Training Day. Great movie.

Ananda Reviews :

I love when actors get to talking craft

Tsaphah :

denzel actually training ethan in acting

Ezequiel Estrada :

Every actor who’s worked with Denzel is locked in, Denzel acts so natural, he’s one of the GOATs

SelfBelief.Poject24 :

ETHAN is LOCKED IN!!!!!!

spaceruns :

Toronto mentioned rawrrr 😂

Abe Sandala🎬 :

Sad for the kids who weren’t there for prime Denzel. The one actor who can’t be replaced imagine any of his roles being played by someone else

Sonia Gonzalez :

Denzel bodied that role. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌟🌟🌟

holysci :

To catch a wolf you have to be a wolf. This man did his job and got his Oscar !

ryanderrough :

alex :

my goat knows oshkosh 🥹🥹

arran_alexander :

The wolf and the lion both carry powerful symbolism in human culture, each representing different qualities that speak to the nature of humanity and leadership. The lion is often seen as the king of the jungle, embodying strength, authority, and a commanding presence. It symbolizes courage, pride, and the ability to rule with power and majesty. The lion’s reign is about dominance and clear hierarchy, a figure that inspires respect and fear. The wolf, on the other hand, represents something more subtle and complex. It is a creature of the pack, symbolizing loyalty, intelligence, and cooperation. The wolf’s strength comes from its connection to others, its ability to work as part of a community, and its keen instincts. It is not about ruling alone but about survival through unity and adaptability. The wolf’s power lies in its resilience and its deep bond with the pack. When considering who the true king is in the symbolism of humanity, it becomes clear that neither the lion nor the wolf alone holds the full answer. The lion’s solitary power and the wolf’s communal strength both reflect essential parts of the human experience. Being human means balancing these forces—the drive to lead and assert oneself with the need to connect, cooperate, and belong. A hybrid, then, is the merging of these qualities. It is the embodiment of both the lion’s courage and the wolf’s loyalty. This fusion represents a more complete form of leadership and humanity—one that commands respect without losing empathy, that stands strong but remains connected. The hybrid symbolizes the ideal human state, where power is tempered by compassion, and independence is balanced with community

Black.Air.Forces.Behavior :

He's himself at every turn therefore, he can relate and speak to goodness in situations that are absolutely terrible. It's giving "you had to be there"; at least on some level.