This video essay compares Denzel Washington's performance in Training Day (Warner Bros) to the script written by David Ayer. So much of Denzel's dialogue was improvised and ad-libbed, he completely changed the ending and amped up the conflict and unpredictability of scenes, which lead to him earning his first Best Actor Oscar. This is a thorough analysis of the improvised changes Denzel Washington made to Training Day (2001).

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Music Used:
Ice & Fire by King Canyon (YouTube Audio Library)
Blue Mood by Robert Munzinger (YouTube Audio Library)
Sinister by Anno Domini Beats (YouTube Audio Library)
Zodiac Structures by NoMBe (YouTube Audio Library)
Who Do You Think I Think You Are? by Mini Vandals (YouTube Audio Library)
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"Crypto" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Timestamps:
0:00 Denzel Washington
2:10 Coffee Shop Scene
6:20 The Art of Improv
9:00 The Rescue Scene
11:40 The Final Scene

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