There is no fierce opinion of the director today than Spike Lee. Ask him a question for every given item and you will receive an honest answer. Hire him on basketball (in particular, his beloved New York Knicks), and he could speak passionately and knowledge of the biggest game ever to be played for hours at the end. While his films can be quite tinted ("do the right thing" and "25th hour" are basically Chinese tests by Rorschac, inviting more interpretations), when it's just a jump and a microphone, you get his unusual download.

Lee's openness has penetrated many times in trouble, but when it comes to naming the biggest life actor working today, he is on a rock. There are many right answers here: Meryl Streep, Al Pacino, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai and Viola Davis are certainly in the mix. But when it comes to the tallest dog, I must go with his honor and friend Denzel Washington. Like someone who ever wrote that Washington is the best actor everI had the back of Lee.

Denzel Washington's film career did not go down to a foam start (His first film remains his worst movie) But after impressing Norman Jewson's play in 1984 "The Story of the Soldier", he knocked down critics and his peers aside with his depiction of the activist against South Africa's anti-apartheid, Steve Biko in Richard's "Freedom". That play brought him the first nomination for the Academy Award, and two years later he took Gold home as a trip to Ed Fwick's "Glory" film "Glory".

If you are all kinds of movie Befk or just an ordinary movie fans, you are well acquainted with the Washington genius. But it is still worth hearing from LI about why man is, according to his estimate, the best he does today.

In a recent interview With yahoo! was turning to the announcement of LI "Highest 2 Lowest", Lee was holding on why Washington was as good as it became. "One of the many things Denzel's genius does is that he does not rely on the script or relies on the director, he brings his complete essence," the director said. "He brings the full being into every role he does. And when you have such that - that's why I say he is the biggest living actor."

Washington was due to win his first best Oscar actor for his complex image of the character in Maestrial "Malcolm X", Lee, But the Academy had to give that trophy in a way that you were late for Pacino for Hu-Shaking through Martin Brest's "smell of women". Washington has finally won the best actor to play corrupt detective Alonzo Harris on Antoine Juka's "Training Day", but the artist has made it clear he does not care about the prizes. He just wants to crawl in the skin of a character and entertaining audience, and we continue to want to see him doing this!