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Spike Lee, Denzel Washington

Denzel Washington and Spike Lee unite for a fifth time. Film lovers rejoice.

Close to 20 years since their last film, “Inside Man,” and more than 30 years since their iconic depiction of “Malcolm X,” proud New Yorkers Denzel Washington and director Spike Lee still know how to...

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Denzel Washington and Spike Lee on Streaming, Retirement, and Their Decades-Long Bond

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Denzel Washington and Spike Lee's New Movie Solidifies Itself as One of Their Best on Rotten Tomatoes

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Why It Took 35 Years for Spike Lee’s ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ to Hit Theaters

Thirty five years later, they are two of the people responsible for it finally hitting theaters as Highest 2 Lowest, the first collaboration between director Spike Lee and star Denzel Washington in 1...

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Spike Lee’s new joint reimagines a classic

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Denzel Washington and Spike Lee Reunite for ‘Highest 2 Lowest’—Here’s How to Watch

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Highest 2 Lowest review: New Spike Lee joint is Denzel Washington at his late-career best

For better or worse, Lee brings his trademark style to Highest 2 Lowest.

WFAE · 1d

A new Spike Lee crime thriller and more to see this weekend

Billings Gazette · 1d

This week in Billings, see the new Spike Lee movie! (and more if you've got time)

Denzel Washington reveals that he doesn't care about cancel culture

The two-time Oscar winner Denzel Washington had a surprising series of comments about cancel culture while promoting his film "Highest 2 Lowest."

'Highest 2 Lowest' Breakout Aiyana-Lee Was In "Complete Disbelief" When Spike Lee Slid Into Her DMs

The singer-songwriter discusses making her film debut and writing the title track for Spike Lee’s new movie 'Highest 2 Lowest.'

Brooklyn penthouse in Denzel Washington’s new thriller features stunning 33rd-floor city views — and it could be yours for $15M

In Spike Lee’s new thriller “Highest 2 Lowest,” Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky spend as much time above the skyline as they do on the streets of Brooklyn — thanks to a cinematic cameo from one of the borough’s priciest listings.