Denzel Washington Has 2 Blunt Words For Photographer In Heated Red Carpet Moment
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The Oscar-winning actor wasn't having it with a photographer at the Cannes premiere of his new film with Spike Lee.
Denzel Washington snapped at a photographer on Monday during a tense, red carpet exchange at the Cannes Film Festival.
The Oscar-winning actor — while at the world premiere of “Highest 2 Lowest,” his upcoming film with Spike Lee — was talking with the director and his co-star ASAP Rocky when someone grabbed his arm among a sea of photographers behind a barricade, according to video shared by The New York Post.
It’s unclear exactly who among the photographers initially grabbed Washington — which was seemingly done to get his attention — but the move ticked off the actor, who shouted down one man while putting his finger in his face.
The photographer, in response, was seen laughing off the matter as Washington continued to scold him, bringing the man’s arm down at one point.
After Washington turned away, the photographer grabbed the actor, who quickly reacted by swatting back the man’s arm.
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