Denzel Washington He struggles with his speech after gaining a creepy injury.
During Saturday’s appearance at the New York Times’ Podcast “interview”The 70-year-old actor has revealed that he is recovering after he has severely damaged the key body organ.
“I bit my tongue almost a few months ago,” Washington said.
Denzel Washington revealed that “he bit his tongue almost half a few months ago.” (Gilbert Carrasquill/GC Pictures)
“That affects my speech,” he continued. “It forces me to slow down. I have to use it.”
Washington explained that his health question led to complications as he was preparing for his titular role in the upcoming Broadway revival, the iconic performance of William Shakespeare “Othello”, which also plays Jake Gyllenhaal.
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“I have a line:” Where will you answer this to your accusations? “It’s hard because my tongue is swollen,” said the winner of the Academy Award. “It affected everything.”
Washington did not give details on how he injured his language or received any medical attention for the wound treatment.
However, the star “Gladiator: 2” shared that he leaned against his faith in order to overcome his challenges after the incident.
“That’s why you pray every day,” he explained. “I’m like,” Ok, sir, I’m here, I think that’s what you wanted me to do. “Now I’m not sure why, but one can say a coincidence and Serendipity and all these things.”
Washington said his injury affects “everything.” (Kevin Winter/Getty Warning Pictures)
December 21 Washington, who is the son of a preacher, He was baptized Bishop James Pullsings Jr. at the Kelly Temple in New York. During his appearance at Podcast, the actor shared that he attended courses to get his minister’s license.
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While thinking about whether his work was helping as an actor, Washington explained that he was looking for only a validation from higher forces.
“It affected everything.”
“At this point, all I do is through the lens of what God thinks, not what they think,” he said. “I don’t know what they think,” he said.
“Get down with that hole, you’ll never get out of it,” Washington added. “When people say,” What do you want people to get from this movie? “Or” What do you want to get from this play? “I always say,” depends on what they brought. “There are some interesting topics [in ‘Othello’] from jealousy and envy and pain and death. “
“And Kenny [Leon]A great director, he puts it in what he calls a close future. So, all these things – jealousy, envy – takes on a whole new thing with the information age. “
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Star Actor opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in “Othello” (Eric Charbonneau/Getty Pictures for Sony Pictures)
Washington also expressed his belief that Gyllenhaal would be “great” in the role of Othell’s Nemesis Iago.
“He is crazy. I love him,” Tony Award winner he said about Gyllenhaal. “He’s complicated. But he’s already cope with it.”
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“I don’t worry about that because I don’t like to learn the lines too early,” he added. “I spoke to a young actor who asked,” Why don’t you want to teach them too early? “I said,” Because then I’m the voice I listen to to deliver signs to myself. “
“I want to hear it from you and it will affect what I say what I say.” It works for me. “
“Othello” will premiere at the Ethel Barrymore Theater in New York, March 25, and will last until June 8th.
