Denzel Washington, the acclaimed two-time Oscar winner, has hinted at retirement from acting following the release of Ridley Scott's highly anticipated 'Gladiator II' on November 22. In an interview with Empire magazine, Washington expressed that there are 'very few films left for me to make that I'm interested in,' emphasizing the need for inspiration from filmmakers like Scott, with whom he previously collaborated on 'American Gangster.' Despite speculation about his retirement, Washington's upcoming projects include the Spike Lee-directed remake of 'High and Low' and a Broadway revival of 'Othello' set for 2025. He reflected on his career, stating, 'He's engaged. He's excited about life and his next film. He's an inspiration,' when discussing Scott's influence. Fans have responded with sadness at the prospect of Washington stepping back from the screen, recognizing his long-standing impact on Hollywood. The actor's illustrious career spans over four decades, featuring iconic roles in films like 'Training Day,' 'The Equalizer,' and 'Remember the Titans.'