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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT As a veteran actor, Denzel Washington has played many iconic characters throughout his nearly 50-year-long career, but one rejected role in the Fast & Furious franchise saved him from a $2.7 billion disappointment. The Fast & Furious films are one of the most lucrative franchises being made today.
Related Denzel Washington's Role Regret Sets Up An Exciting Movie Pairing We've Waited 29 Years For Denzel Washington still regrets turning down a major movie role, and that sets up an exciting pairing 29 years in the making that needs to happen. Mr. Nobody Would've Been A Total Waste Of Denzel Washington Mr. Nobody Was Played By Kurt Russell In The Fast & Furious Franchise Close It's believed that Denzel Washington was offered the role of Mr.
Related Every Fast & Furious Movie Ranked From Worst to Best From B-movie roots to Fast X, here is every Fast and the Furious movie ranked from worst to best, through ridiculous stunts and family themes. Would Mr. Nobody's Role Have Changed With Denzel Washington Playing Him? Denzel Washington Would Have Likely Changed Mr.
It's possible that having such a renowned actor in the role of Mr. Nobody would push the Fast franchise to give him more to do, but the films have wasted Oscar winners before. Fast X had four Oscar winners in its cast, including Helen Miren, Rita Moreno, Charlize Theron, and Brie Larson, who were given little to do on screen. Ultimately, The Fast Saga is at its best when it focuses on Dom's family.
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