Djimon Hounsou, the Oscar-nominated star of Blood Diamond and Marvel ’s Guardians of the Galaxy, has said he is still “struggling” financially despite his acclaimed career. The Beninese-born American actor, 60, is also known for roles in

Marvel and Gladiator actor Djimon Hounsou made stark admission after admitting he's 'struggling to afford to live’

Two-time Oscar nominee and Marvel and DC star Djimon Hounsou disclosed that he is underpaid and financially struggling. Here's what he said.

Djimon Hounsou, who's appeared in films from Marvel, DC, Netflix, and many more, has said he is "still struggling to make a living" in Hollywood. Hounso told CNN he is "definitely underpaid" in the film industry despite having been nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Oscars on two separate occasions (for In America and Blood Diamond) and appearing in myriad blockbusters.

Despite everything he achieved in over two decades of Hollywood, Djimon Hounsou still struggles to get paid what he deserves.

Here are the biggest films in which Djimon Hounsou has starred in following the actor's admission that he is 'struggling to afford to live'.

Guardians of the Galaxy and A Quiet Place actor Djimon Hounsou revealed in a new interview with CNN that he’s “underpaid” as an actor and still “struggling to make a living” despite starring in some of Hollywood’s biggest franchises and being a two-time Oscar nominee.

Hounsou’s most famous movies include “Amistad,” “Gladiator,” “In America,” “Blood Diamond,” “How to Train Your Dragon 2,” “Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Captain Marvel,” “Charlie’s Angels,” “Shazam!” ‘”A Quiet Place Part II,” “A Quiet Place: Day One,” and both “Rebel Moon” films.

Djimon Hounsou revealed he is "struggling financially to make a living," despite his two Oscar nominations and roles in blockbuster movies.

Djimon Hounsou discusses systemic racism and underpayment, emphasising the need for diversity and respect for Black actors in the industry.