Our fourth feature, Carbon Copy (1981), was Denzel Washington’s first major theatrical film — a sharp social satire that pairs him with George Segal. The story follows a wealthy white executive who discovers he has a Black son, played by Washington. The film explores race, class, and identity in Reagan-era America, balancing humor with biting commentary.
This film marked the arrival of Denzel’s undeniable screen presence and set the tone for a career defined by range and intensity.
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This movie is very much speaking to a lot feelings held by people during those days and the REAL feelings people kept hidden. Interesting….
Don’t use the past tense
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I love this! The ending made me cry.
I saw this movie as a kid. Didn’t like it then don’t like it now! What a racist stereotypical movie.
Yeahhhh just like Maga and the Don
Who plays the dad
Wonderful movie
What’s the joke with the photo?