Today: October 6, 2026

Denzel Washington On The Equalizer

Director Antoine Fuqua (Training Day) reunites with Academy Award winner Denzel Washington for the gritty, action-packed thriller The Equalizer. After retiring from the world of government intelligence, Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) believes he has put his past behind him and is determined to dedicate himself to a new, quiet life. Instead, he forms a friendship with Teri (Chloe Grace Moretz), a young and desperate girl under the control of Russian gangsters, and decides to use his expert and resourceful combat skills to help shake her loose from their powerful grasp. The Equalizer also stars Marton Csokas (The Amazing Spider-Man 2), David Harbour (Manhattan), Haley Bennett (The Haunting Of Molly Hartley), Bill Pullman (Independence Day), and Melissa Leo (The Fighter). Join us as Denzel discusses just what it takes to be a different type of super hero…

The Equalizer is out on Blu-ray and DVD Monday 26th January.

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