Shazam! and Guardians of the Galaxy star Djimon Hounsou has said he's "still struggling financially to make a living" in Hollywood and argues that he's underpaid, despite booking major movie

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

"This conceptual idea of diversity still has a long way to go," said the "Amistad" and "Shazam" star, who claims he's "underpaid."

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 his vast body of work, Djimon Hounsou says he is still struggling to make a living as an actor and is underpaid after all his years in the industry. "I am still struggling trying to make a living,

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Djimon Hounsou has had an illustrious Hollywood career that has spanned over two decades, with his work securing him multiple award nominations. However, the veteran actor recently confessed that he is still having a hard time financially despite him having been a part of critically acclaimed and/or commercially successful ventures.