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Denzel Washington’s Red Carpet Spat

Denzel Washington’s Cannes Controversy—What Really Happened?

Denzel Washington’s Heated Cannes Spat—Did He Leave Early
Denzel Washington’s Heated Cannes Spat—Did He Leave Early

Denzel Washington’s Cannes Film Festival appearance took an unexpected turn when he got into a heated exchange with a photographer on the red carpet. The incident sparked speculation that Washington left Cannes early due to the altercation, but his representative has denied the rumors.

On May 19, Washington attended Cannes for the premiere of his film Highest 2 Lowest. While walking the red carpet, he was seen pointing his finger at a photographer and sternly reprimanding him. The situation escalated when the photographer grabbed Washington’s arm, prompting the actor to push his hand away and say: > “Don’t put your hands on me again.”

Did Denzel Leave Cannes Early?

Washington flew back to the U.S. shortly after the event, leading to speculation that he left due to the red carpet incident. However, his representative clarified that Washington was always scheduled to leave on Monday due to his Broadway commitments in Othello.

Fans React to the Incident

Videos of the exchange quickly went viral, with many fans defending Washington, arguing that the photographer crossed a boundary. Others speculated whether the incident was intentionally provocative.

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Conclusion

While Washington’s Cannes appearance was marked by controversy, his early departure was pre-planned, not a reaction to the red carpet spat. The actor remains focused on his Broadway run, while Highest 2 Lowest continues to generate buzz.

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Written by Nidhish Waghmare

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