Denzel Washington modest about 6th Oscar nod
LONDON (AP) - Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington isn't taking his sixth nomination for granted, saying he's just happy that people still value his work...
LONDON (AP) — Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington isn’t taking his sixth nomination for granted, saying he’s just happy that people still value his work.
Washington, who is in London for the U.K. premiere of “Flight” on Thursday night, is a best actor contender at the Academy Awards for playing alcoholic pilot Whip Whitaker in the film.
The 58-year-old American already has two Oscars to his name for “Glory” (1989) and “Training Day” (2001). His other nominations came for “Cry Freedom,” ”Malcolm X” and “The Hurricane.”
Washington says “it still feels good to know that people appreciate what you’re doing.”
After adding pilot to his long list of on-screen professions, where can Washington go next?
“I don’t know. What’s left? Milkman?” he joked.
“Flight” is released in the U.K. and Ireland on Feb. 1.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press.
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