Denzel Washington rejected this science fiction box office about artificial intelligence

For most of his legendary career, Denzel Washington was able to summon his melody. Studios are eager to work with him, and they definitely help his issue in making commercial films from time to time (It is also clear from his films “Tie”). Therefore, post -stars, if he regrets making a movie or does not make a movie, he will only blame himself.

Personally, though Denzel Washington is my favorite living actorI think he made some mistakes over the years. The “Bone Mosque” film was the material that was restricted to the bed for most of the movie, while the Hospital “John Q” drama was PAP formula. I have no idea what he was thinking about when he signed the starring role in exchange for two of the most of us annoying Live actors (Jared Lito and Rami Malik, both of whom have Academy Awards) in the movie “The Small Things”.

But what about Washington? Does he have any remorse? The Oscar winner twice is generally happy with how his career appears, although there are some opportunities that, when back back, hoped to jump. However, this does no Include The Will Smith Hit, who thought about the potentials of the future as artificial intelligence is an essential part of human life.

In an interview in 2004 With stage 9 It was linked to the “Man Fire” version of the Tony Scott (one of the best director’s films), Washington was asked whether there were any roles that he said, “No thanks.” “The lead in” Chris’s passion “, joking Washington (the film was doing a great job at the time of the interview). Then he became serious and said:” The role of Brad Pitt in “Se7en”.

But with the approaching summer of 2004, Washington noted: “I recently offered” I am a robot “, but I was worried about robots, if they made a mistake. Partially by interfering with the studio. In this way, I am grateful because instead cooperated with the great Jonathan Demi to make a strong adaptation to Richard Condon’s novel (which already formed the basis for a cold classic from John Franchimer in a year 1962).

Eight years after this interview, Washington was unfortunately expressing the rejection of the leadership role in Tony Gelry “Michael Clayton”. As he told GQ, “with” Clayton “, it was the best substance I read in a long time, but I was tense from a way out for the first time, and I was wrong. This happens.” I like to see the “Michael Clayton”, but George Clooney definitely gave the mission. As for “I, Robot”, I am only I hope Alan Todic gets more credit To be the best thing in the Proyas movie.