In an interview conducted before the Hollywood actors’ strike, the famous actor Denzel Washington He had the opportunity to revisit defining moments in his journey and Robert McCall’s history in the franchise”protector’.
Washington, who bid farewell to the role in the new movie entitled ‘The Protector: The Final ChapterHe shared his thoughts on the character and the outcome of the franchise in our warm behind-the-scenes content.
“I don’t want to say Robert has found happiness, I don’t want to give up on things, but he does meet a lovely guy, he’s in a nice town and he seems to be at peace,” Washington revealed in an interview with Empire Magazine.
“It seemed like a good place to stop. I didn’t know there were going to be three movies. I certainly didn’t know that when we made the original. I didn’t know how it was going to end, The actor concluded.
Remember, the launch is scheduled for today September 14th in Brazilian cinemas.
Since giving up his life as a government assassin, Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) has struggled to come to terms with the terrible things he’s done in the past and found strange solace in serving justice on behalf of the downtrodden. Surprisingly finding himself back in his home in southern Italy, he discovers that his new friends are under the control of local crime bosses. As events turn deadly, McCall knows what he must do: become the protector of his friends by taking on the mafia.
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In addition to Washington, Dakota Fanning that it Jaya Scodelario Complete the list.
The film is again directed by Antoine Fuqua.
It should be noted that in total, the first two films grossed more than $380 million worldwide. In 2021, the project gets a new reboot with ‘equalizerTV series starring Queen Latifah.
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