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I still want to see it. I heard Samuel got mistaken for a vagrant when he wandered off the set for a bit one day. That must have been an interesting experience.

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I still want to see it. I heard Samuel got mistaken for a vagrant when he wandered off the set for a bit one day. That must have been an interesting experience.

yeah, here's the conversation that took place....

Guy On Street: Hey, get outta my way, hobo!!

SJ: Hobo??!! I ain't no hobo!! I'm a BAADD MOTHA-F**KA, B*TCH!!

A Cop: What seems to be the problem here, gentlemen?

SJ: I SAID....Get this MOTHA-F**KIN' GUY outta my MOTHA-F**KIN' WAY!!!!

Cop & Guy (in unison): Holy crap!! You are Samuel Jackson!!

so there you go....

Very funny askhul that's how Sam Jackson rolls.

Thats because Sam in fact is a registered BA. Has a license and everything. Now if I could just get my hands on one......

I have always wondered how much Mr. Jackson is like the characters he plays. I only ask that because many actors are nothing like the characters they play on screen. I have heard from several interviews that two of the bigger stock villian actors are absolute sweethearts in real life- Christopher Lee, and Chrisstopher Walken. Some of the most charasmatic leading men are absolute buttheads (Tom Cruise, most recent glaring example, especially as of late).

Another Samuel L. Jackson story; found it on IMDb:

"Samuel L. Jackson was among the well wishers who visited Owen Wilson in the hospital on Monday. The 'Resurrecting The Champ' star was in no mood to chat to the press gathered outside Los Angeles' Cedars Sinai Medical Center when he arrived to spend a little time with his ailing pal, who reportedly attempted to take his own life on Sunday. Jackson growled, "I came to visit Owen Wilson, get the f**k away from me. Why are you guys here?"

Awesome.

I was just about to post something of that nature about mr. jackson. Dam you Dranscht. JK. Is it possible your a mind reader. No. Im probably just a few days late of posting. It was a funny story though.

Good movie.
Should have had wider release though.
This could have been marketed better and been a mainstream hit.
Maybe it'll do well on dvd.

Hartnett continues to impress.
Can't wait for "30 Days of Night."

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