Denzel Washington Enters Marvel Cinematic Universe With Black Panther 3, Hints At Retirement

Denzel Washington is set to join 'Black Panr' universe. legendary actor, currently promoting his role in Ridley Scott's upcoming 'Gliator 2', revealed that he will appear in 'Black Panr 3', with director Ryan Coogler writing a role specifically for him.
During an interview obtained by Deline, two-time Acemy Award winner was asked about any lingering anxieties regarding his career, particularly his involvement in blockbuster films like 'Gliator 2'.
Washington responded candidly, stating that at this stage in his career, he's focused on working with top-tier filmmakers and exploring roles that challenge him in new ways.
"At this point in my career, I'm only interested in working with best. I don't know how many more films I'm going to make, probably not that many. I want to do things that I haven't done," Washington said, as per Deline.
He continued by sharing his upcoming projects, mentioning he would portray Ollo at age of 70, take on role of Hannibal, and even collaborate with director Steve McQueen on a future film. 
However, it was his comment about 'Black Panr 3' that caught most attention.
Washington ded, "After that, Ryan Coogler is writing a part for me in next 'Black Panr'. After that, I'm going to do film 'Ollo'. After that, I'm going to do 'King Lear'. After that, I'm going to retire."
Washington ended statement with a smile and a peace sign, hinting at his eventual retirement after se key projects.
Currently, re are few details about direction of 'Black Panr 3', which will follow massive success of 'Black Panr: Wakanda Forever' (2022).
second film in 'Black Panr' series grossed over USD 850 million globally, marking a major milestone for franchise in wake of tragic death of Chwick Boseman, original le actor, as per Deline.
Although storyline for third instalment remains under wraps, Washington's announcement has sparked excitement among fans, who are eager to see how actor will fit into 'Black Panr' world.
It will also mark a reunion between Washington and Coogler, who previously worked toger on critically acclaimed film 'Fruitvale Station' (2013).
Meanwhile, Washington is set to return to atres this Friday with 'Gliator 2', which continues his collaboration with Ridley Scott, director behind 'American Gangster' (2007).
Washington also re-teamed with director Spike Lee this year for 'High and Low', a new English-language version of Akira Kurosawa's 1963 thriller, which is set to be released by A24. (ANI)