by Sebastian Feb 19,2025
Djimon Hounsou, a prolific actor with credits spanning Marvel, DC, Netflix, and numerous other major studios, recently revealed his ongoing financial struggles in Hollywood. Despite two Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor (In America and Blood Diamond) and a substantial career in blockbuster films, Hounsou claims he remains "underpaid" and "struggling to make a living."
Hounsou reiterated sentiments expressed in a 2023 interview with The Guardian, stating that he feels "cheated" by the industry's financial disparities, noting that some peers with fewer accolades enjoy significantly greater wealth.
He further alleged that racism and xenophobia have negatively impacted his career opportunities. Hounsou recounted instances where studio executives expressed surprise at his continued presence in Hollywood, suggesting perceptions of him as a one-off, rather than a consistently working actor. He acknowledged these limiting perceptions but expressed his determination to overcome them.
Hounsou's recent projects include A Quiet Place: Day One, the Rebel Moon films (Netflix), Gran Turismo, The King's Man, Shazam: Fury of the Gods, Captain Marvel, and Fast and Furious 7, among many others. His comments highlight the persistent challenges faced by even highly successful actors within the entertainment industry.
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