Denzel Hayes Washington, Jr. (born December 28, 1954) is an American actor, screenwriter, director and film producer. He has garnered much critical acclaim for his work in film since the 1990s, including for his portrayals of real-life figures, such as Steve Biko, Malcolm X, Rubin Carter, Melvin B. Tolson, Frank Lucas, and Herman Boone. Washington has been awarded two Golden Globe awards, a Tony Award and two Academy Awards for his work. He is...
Denise and John are both distraught as they talk in the kitchen about him not...
John gets mad because the hospital won't care for his son.
John tells Max his plan to save his son.
John refuses to let his son die before him and will stop at nothing to get that.
John talks to the insurance agency about his policy and how they changed it t...
John finds out that he has to resubmit his insurance package again and they'r...
Alonzo lays out for the team exactly what their reports should say pertaining...
While Jake continues to deal with his multi-drug high, Alonzo drives them to ...
After stopping off at Sara's house, Alonzo and Jake drive to a meeting with s...
Everyone storms Roger's house and holds him at gunpoint. They take Roger's mo...
John Hobbes talks to Edgar Reese, who is currently being kept in a cell.
After Lt. Stanton gives him the documentary about Reese, Hobbes is curious wh...
Hobbes confronts Lou about the weird way he was acting earlier in the day.
Back at home, Hobbes talks with Gretta Milano over the phone. Hobbes and Gret...
A vicious gun fight erupts in Alonzo's home. When Alonzo tries to escape, Jak...
Alonzo starts to get into Jake's head as they begin the day's training.
John is dropping Mike at school when Mike offers his father money to get the ...
After a gun battle and a long fight, Jake over powers Alonzo. Jake has Alonzo...
After Alonzo jerks Jake around and has him pay the diner bill, he has Jake ta...
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