Samuel L Jackson Addresses Whether He Would Ever Do A DC Movie
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. Jackson is now set to return in the upcoming Secret Invasion series, that is expected to arrive on Disney+ later this year.
Both the Marvel universe and the DC universe have been involved in somewhat of a sibling rivalry for some time now, with both studios offering big-budget, star-studded adaptations of fan-favorite comic book characters. With some huge box office releases on the horizon such as Black Adam, Batgirl and Shazam! Fury of the Gods, the DCEU is looking to have a busy year of incredibly exciting releases. DC's most recently film, The Batman, although separate from the DCEU continuity timeline, recently crossed over the $500 million mark at the global box office while only in its second week in theaters, marking a huge feat for the studio.
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Now, in conversation with The Happy Sad Confused podcast (via The Direct) Jackson revealed that he doesn't think he would ever do a DC movie. When asked if he was "too loyal" to Marvel to make the cross-over to DC, the star shared that this wasn't the case, but that he wasn't sure that a DC script would ever make him say "Yeah, this is dope!" The Pulp Fiction star revealed that he actually tends to favor DC comics and, in fact, barely reads Marvel comics, however he went on to
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