News about Akira Kurosawa

Spike Lee's English-language reinterpretation of Akira Kurosawa's crime thriller of the same name from 1963 is currently in production. And on Friday, a couple of the film's lead actors - Denzel Washington and Jeffrey Wright - were caught in action shooting a scene on the streets of New York City . All the action appeared to revolve around a blue and silver car that's parked along the side of a street that has caught Washington's interest. The two-time Academy Award winner, 69, looks dapper in a blue three-piece suit that's matched with a white dress shirt and tie, blue sneakers, and cool dark sunglasses. Eventually, after making a short walk to the car, the actor gets into the back seat for a conversation with someone, which could be Wright, who was also shot in another scene getting out of the front driver's seat of that same vehicle.

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For the first time since 2006, Denzel Washington and Spike Lee will co-star in a remake of Akira Kurosawa's 1963 film High and Low. Robert, 69, and Lee, 66, have collaborated on four films together, including the 2006 crime thriller Inside Man, the 1998 sports drama He Got Game, Malcolm X's 1992 biography, and 1990 musical drama Mo' Better Blues.

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