Denzel Washington has still got it. His new action thriller, “The Equalizer,” topped the box office this weekend with an estimated $35 million in the U.S. and Canada. Here’s a quick look at Washington, by the numbers:

59: Age of the actor, director and producer

52: Number of his IMDB credits for acting, beginning with the 1977 TV movie “Wilma”

20: Benchmark number, in millions of dollars, that all 10 of the actor’s most recent wide releases have surpassed on opening weekend in the U.S. and Canada


266: Worldwide ticket sales, in millions of dollars, for Washington’s 2007 film “American Gangster.” It opened with $43 million in the U.S. and Canada and went on to gross more than $130 million here, making it his biggest domestic hit.

93: Percentage of critics on Rotten Tomatoes who gave a positive review to “Glory,” the actor’s best “fresh” rating

2: Number of Academy Awards that Washington has received. In 1989, he took home the supporting actor statuette for his role as Pvt. Trip in “Glory.” The film, which co-starred Matthew Broderick and Morgan Freeman, followed the true story of Robert Gould Shaw and the first all-black volunteer company in the Civil War. Washington nabbed his second Oscar in 2001 for his role as Detective Alonzo Harris in “Training Day.”

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