Samuel L Jackson Addresses Whether He Would Ever Do A DC Movie

Samuel L. Jackson has been in Marvel movies for years, but would he ever jump to DC? 'I don't know that I’m going to read a DC script that’s gonna make me go, ‘Yeah, this is dope!’'

Samuel L. Jackson reveals that he doesn’t think he would do a DCEU movie. Having joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe to star as Nick Fury back in 2008, Jackson has since gone on to become a key character within the Marvel films. The star has appeared in a number of Marvel’s biggest projects over the years, with audiences last sighting of him taking place during the end credit scene of 2019’s Spider-Man: Far From Home.

Well, I mean, we’re all– actors are mercenaries. It’s kinda what we do, we act who we act for but… But I don't know that I’m going to read a DC script that’s gonna make me go, ‘Yeah, this is dope!’ ’cause you expect things to happen, because… I mean, I’m a comic book fan, so I’ve been reading comic books forever.

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