Samuel L. Jackson has played a lot of characters, but which is his best? We have the answer to which movie roles are his best of all time.
Samuel L. Jackson has been in a lot of movies. Some are good. Some are bad. But in all of them, Jackson gives performances that will entertain the heck out of you. And he often delivers a memorable line or two you won't be able to get out of your head.
From Mr. Glass in"Unbreakable" to his many roles in Quentin Tarantino movies, he's created characters that will stand the test of time. But which one is his all-time best? With Jackson playing a young version of Nick Fury in"Captain Marvel" , we thought it was a good time to dive into the actor's work.New Line Cinema
This spoof on the"Lethal Weapon" movies is so bad it's good. Jackson plays the straight man in this buddy comedy spoof alongside Emilio Estevez . It shows Jackson can really star in any kind of movie.Need another example? How about him playing a scientist who gets eaten by a genetically engineered mako shark.
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